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I cannot PM you, it says you've exceeded the maximum number of messages. Can you drop me an e-mail address?

Hi, Is it possible to send you a private message or contact you via e-mail?

Hello, We've just updated hardware offers and prices. Thank you

Hello, Machines share Gigabit lines, we usually connect 35 machines to 1Gig depending on the load. 5-8TB is fine.

Hello, That's a fair use, if you require dedicated bandwidth you can also request.

Yes you can.

We do not support spam.

Fine ;)

I have replied to your message.

Yes, you can run a Tor relay.

We use different ASN, please check out IPv6 for example. We started our public commercial offers about 1 and a half year ago, we run about 200 machines.

Hello, We are a medium size datacenter, not big. If you want to test an IP you can resolve our domain, xentime.com which is available in IPv4 and IPv6. Our traffic is mostly routed through LEVEL3 and RETN on the international scale. The easiest way to test us out is to request a 24 hours VPS...

Some machines without setup fees are now available: http://www.xentime.com/dedicated-servers-no-setup-fee/ Right now: CPU: Intel Core i3-2100 RAM: 4GiB Storage: 500GB SATA3 HDD Bandwidth: 100Mbps O.S: Any IPv4: 1 IPv6: /64 For $59/mo available within a few hours.

If you take a look at the so called "Hosting Offers" most of them are simply resales of services from only a small amount of different networks that is why you might have the illusion that most of them cooperate with such incoherent laws and the main reason that makes it so is that the big ones...

DMCA is an American law and so applies only in the United States, in other countries they'll just threaten and push hosting providers to delete contents but there is nothing called "DMCA". In Europe the equivalent is called "Copyright Directive".

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Appreciated, I have also reported the thread title has we have migrated all our infrastructure from Xen to KVM, although it has not been manually updated before the thread got bumped up which might confuse some.

That is very cheap for 100Mbps, OVH is capable of such price because they have a large network over Europe. Usually such bandwidth cost 300€ or more precisely 3 per megabit. That's the real price of bandwidth, by experience I can tell you that it is a pain to explain that to newbies. But once...

Looking at their Flash intro, that's definitely a script kiddies website.

This is a pure bullshit, I wonder who told you that :)