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Linode 1  Weloveservers 1 Inception Hosting 1 VPSDime 1 HostUS 1 HM: BuyVM DigitalOcean Online.net OVH Crissic

I just picked up a VPS from HostUS from their LEB offer, and I was surprised to see that while they do offer IPv6, they only give you one address by default, and to get more requires justification. Sure, it's a simple form thing where you type in your "reason" and an address is automatically...

BuyVM - 2 Everything is just so good there ;) HostUS - 2 Good performance Crissic - 1 had a few network / support issues I was going to vote for Vultr but they were reluctant on disclosing some information about their networks / hardware.

HostUS / XVMLabs

@HostUS-Alexander might be able to help. He's from Scotland as well :).

^I thought this was clear, but apparently not...

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Manchester. :) Was it that obvious?

Do not offer this, but it is interesting. Will take it into consideration :)

Wise words. I'm not entirely thrilled with my rogue government. They don't respect their own laws, I have no confidence in their ability to protect my rights. Yet, I press on. I pay their salary and I challenge them to make me remind them of that. Like on a shared domain? Sort of. It's a beta...

Not at all. There is no question that the vast majority of VPS companies (at least in the low end VPS "industry") use SolusVM. Whether the quality of the software is such that it should be "industry-leading" is another matter entirely. Anyway, back to the topic at hand. I have a DNS box in L.A...

...out Download Speed: 28.33 MB/sec Upload speed: 12.04 MB/sec Speedtest from Atlanta, GA, USA [ generously donated by http://hostus.us ] on a shared 1 Gbps port Download Speed: 23.41 MB/sec Upload speed: 7.38 MB/sec Speedtest from Clifton, NJ, USA [ generously...

Vultr: 4x 768MB VPS $20/month Crissic: Yearly 256MB + Monthly 512MB ~$40/year BuyVM: 3 Shared Hosting accounts $15/year (shared hosting) BuyVM: 256MB $3.5/month HostUS: 2x 6GB RAM VPS $36/qtr INIZ: 128MB $7/yr RIJX: 128MB $5/yr Licenses: ~$50/month Yearly: $1078

Given that a massive percentage of CC's IPs are perma-blacklisted, I'd imagine that no one who needs to send legitimate e-mail would ever consider hosting with them.

...10 | 2.6 | | vultr | 24 | 16 | 1.5 | | MyCustomHosting | 17 | 9 | 1.888888888889 | | HostUs | 14 | 5 | 2.8 | | Winity | 13 | 5 | 2.6 | | CloudShards | 13 | 5...

Yeah the 'Muricans suck about some alcohol... I remember getting carded at nearly 40... and... was carded at Walmart buying butane I think or was it spray paint...  told them to stuff my entire order up their rear... and haven't been back since... I mean I was old enough to be the cashiers...

Let's be fair though, you did say Glasgow. If you don't serve somebody there they'll probably glass you with the bottle they just finished ;)

I think it's because you look 20. I used to (and obviously now I've been of age a few years) always used to get served too but it was a bit of an oddity. Maybe it is a regional thing but I know loads of my internet (and real life when I couldn't get served or wasn't there) friends back in the...

Of course, I just didn't think this was the place ;P It's not 70-80% of 16 year olds getting served these days either, at least not in my area and the surrounding ones. The police will remove your alcohol license if you're known as someone who is providing alcohol directly to minors. Of course...