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JokerJJ

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Require: 500 gbs of HD - VPS or dedicated server?
« on: June 14, 2024, 03:57:11 AM »
Require: 500 gbs of HD, 24 GBs - RAM, Linux, 12 TBs of bandwidth.
The I found is GTHost.com - their dedicated server hosting plans look great and their servers are located in US.
Is it reliable web hosting provider? Where can I read customer hosting reviews about their services?

Any alternatives with servers in US please?
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Re: Require: 500 gbs of HD - VPS or dedicated server?
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2024, 10:56:29 AM »
I'd draw your attention to deals from hostingsource.com and legionbox.com as they are proven to be the best in delivering dedicated servers on sweet terms.
Not much story:
- Came to them due to low cost.
- Am staying with them because of low cost and good support.
- Importantly I find people there with 24/7 are caring.
- Am happy with their work.
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Re: Require: 500 gbs of HD - VPS or dedicated server?
« Reply #2 on: June 19, 2024, 12:14:06 AM »
You can try GTHost.com Chicago servers. Low-cost trial starting at $5/day. Discount program - pay for 3, 6, 12 months - get 5%, 10%, 15% discount.
They work to ensure the customers are completely satisfied with their servers and this is why they offer short contracts. Short term contracts allow you greater flexibility, service and peace of mind. 
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