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planning: utra cheap ipv6 vps's

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mtwiscool

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specs change mods please update first post as theys no edit button.

package 1:

128mb ram

128mb vswap

1 cpu core

128 GB bandwidth

2.5GB HDD

1 ipv6

1 nat ipv4 20 port range

price: $1 year

package 2:

256mb ram

256mb vswap

2 cpu core

256 GB bandwidth

5GB HDD

1 nat ipv4 20 port range

price: $2 year

package 3:

512mb ram

512mb vswap

3 cpu core

512 GB bandwidth

7.5GB HDD

1 nat ipv4 20 port range

price: $4 year
 
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MartinD

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I think you need to stop getting other people to come up with your 'business' plan.
 

MartinD

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The business plan would tell you if the prices are suitable or not.


Either you have a business plan or you don't...
 

rds100

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What business plan?

If you want to do this as a business, i.e. because you seek profit - don't.

If you want to do it for some other reason, you don't need a business plan. But you should be ready to finance the server yourself then.
 

willie

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For experienced users, choosing a vps is less about plans and prices, than sizing up whether the host is competent and solid enough to keep the servers running for the advertised duration.  You're casting serious doubts on yourself at this point, since the questions you're asking are the type that you should be able to answer yourself if you're qualified to be in this business.  I do like the idea of the Lowendspirit concept catching on with other hosts.  I think someone pursuing it should first have a track record of more conventional hosting.  Offering 50GB of HDD for $5 a year with no evidence that you can pay the data center bills comes across as a recipe for disaster.
 

mtwiscool

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What business plan?


If you want to do this as a business, i.e. because you seek profit - don't.


If you want to do it for some other reason, you don't need a business plan. But you should be ready to finance the server yourself then.
I already run loss leading stuff and can afford easily to get a few more
My plan predicts to break even to 5% profit


Ipv6 only


No Nat as they would need us to give as little support as possible.


If your Ipv4 only Internet then use the cp's ssh and if you have a website to host use clouldflare as a v6 to v4
 
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