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@onapp_terry had a cloud.net offer for 3.8 usd/month for a 512mb/20gb/500gb thingy in brazil. Seems still available.
I feel like I should mention AWS Sao Paulo but I've never used that locatoin.
Do you have some coupon code for this for test?
No coupon code needed. Just confirm your email (important to do that as a first thing after creating your account), then add a credit card. Should get you 10 usd to start out with. If you dont have a credit card, just hop on live chat and ask the nice guy for some test credit. @onapp_terry seems to be there quite a lot.
Then select the Rio location, custom package. Drag all the sliders down to their lowest option and you should get to that 3.8 usd mark.
You could even try if these old codes still work:
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(i have no idea, i dont work for cloud.net)
Would probably be cheaper to get a VPS in the US with good connectivity to Brazil, did you consider this option too?
Host1Plus. Linux plan starts off at $2/mo. 4GB Windows plan is $12.50 under Cloud. Servers in Sao Paulo.
https://www.host1plus.com/vps-hosting/
Not sure about Cloud.net Brasil locations but I've been using their Buenos Aires location for a month now and it's been really good. Haven't had any downtimes.
Last time I've checked there was no cloud in Brazil available yet. I may be wrong though
navicosoft, onlive server, bitrahosting, interserver.
You're wrong because a link was provided by me after checking. Stop being so lazy.
To be fair, the link you supplied links to their OpenVZ VPS line in Brazil, I believe that @inthecloudblog was pointing out that they do not have their 'Cloud Server' range available in Brazil which would be needed to provide Windows, which was part of the OPs request.
Host1Plus only provide their 'Cloud' offering (KVM) in Frankfurt and Chicago.
If Linux would work for the OP though, Host1plus has been pretty reliable in Brazil for the most part other than a few small outages I have seen.
Cheers!
That's what I meant.
Our services in Tampa have excellent connectivity to Latin America. Let us know if we can assist!
I thought that WETNap was merely a suggestion.
x2, Im in Chile and maybe the only provider with less ping, direct connection without weird hops in traceroute and BEST SUPPORT!!!