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Kimsufi Dedi for 14.99 EUR!?
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Kimsufi Dedi for 14.99 EUR!?

littleguylittleguy Member
edited April 2012 in General

Most of you guys probably know about this, but I just found it and can't believe the prices!

Sure, it's not technically LEB, and it's an Atom, but 1TB disk + guaranteed disk I/O and unlimited 100mbp - quite awesome in that price range.

http://www.kimsufi.ie/

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  • We already know this...
    Everyone here knows this, so why are u telling us?

  • Now contact their support.

  • @breton said: Now contact their support.

    What support?

    Thanked by 1Steve81
  • @Daniel said: What support?

    That

  • With the VAT it's like €19.

  • DamianDamian Member
    edited April 2012

    Did it go up? Wasn't it 13.99 EUR?

    Also, unlimited 100mbit is unlimited until you use 5 terabytes. Then it's not.

  • pcanpcan Member

    @littleguy: if you are interested in this kind of extreme low-budget dedicated servers, with all the involved shortcomings, but also with some benefit over a similarly priced VPS, a better deal at the same price is http://www.online.net/. They at least use Dell hardware and a virtualization capable processor.

  • @pcan said: @littleguy: if you are interested in this kind of extreme low-budget dedicated servers, with all the involved shortcomings, but also with some benefit over a similarly priced VPS, a better deal at the same price is http://www.online.net/. They at least use Dell hardware and a virtualization capable processor.

    What language is that?

  • tuxtux Member

    @Daniel said: What language is that?

    French?

  • kendidkendid Veteran

    French

  • exaviornexaviorn Member
    edited April 2012

    @Daniel said: What language is that?

    French
    Edit: too slow :(

  • AdamAdam Member

    @pcan only French citizens/residents

  • MrAndroidMrAndroid Member
    edited April 2012

    @Adam said: @pcan only French citizens/residents

    How comes?

    Isn't that technically against the EU regulation regarding fair trade.

  • @Daniel i doubt the EU can force me to accept a customer i don't want to accept.

  • @rds100 said: @Daniel i doubt the EU can force me to accept a customer i don't want to accept.

    No, but its basically saying. "We won't let you order despite you being in the EU".

  • @Daniel yes, and i don't see a problem with that or why the EU would have something to say about it.

  • So let's get this straight?

    This is a clear example of the French being stroppy again?

  • pcanpcan Member

    @Adam: I am not french resident and I had no problems with them, some time ago. Also the term of service document is still the same and does non mention nationality (of course). Do they refused the service to you?

  • MrAndroidMrAndroid Member
    edited April 2012

    http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/shopping/shopping-abroad/buying-services/index_en.htm

    "For these types of services, and others, you have the right to buy from a service provider located in another EU country without having the seller refuse to sell to you simply because you live in a different EU country."

    Edit: Didn't read it fully, may not apply to online goods?

    MORE EDIT

    http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/shopping/online-shopping/when-things-go-wrong/index_en.htm

    It is illegal for online stores based in the EU to refuse to sell to customers in a different EU country.

    For example, if you attempt to buy music or books over the internet from a seller based in the EU but are prevented from doing so, or redirected to your national web-store (which may have different products or prices), simply because you live in a different EU country, then the on-line seller is acting illegally.

    Therefore if Online.net refuses to sell, they are breaking the law.

  • You do not necessarily enjoy the same rights with certain services, notably financial and transport services.

  • Anyway, the EU is just full ot shit and stupid/unnecessary regulations.

  • MrAndroidMrAndroid Member
    edited April 2012

    @rds100 said: Anyway, the EU is just full ot shit and stupid/unnecessary regulations.

    Well that regulation I posted seems to be fairly good.

    Loads of EU regulations are good, e.g. the mobile phone regulation is the strictest in the world, but look how awesome our market is.

  • @Damian said: 13.99 EUR?

    It is £13.99

  • tuxtux Member

    Or 17.90 € (incl. VAT) (http://www.kimsufi.fi/)

  • Online.net don't just sell to France, i emailed them.

  • LOL Via Nano :P

  • RophRoph Member

    I wouldn't knock VIA Nanos, they give Atoms a run for their money. VIA just doesn't have the capital to get Nanos out there in the same way that Intel does for Atoms.

  • @Roph said: I wouldn't knock VIA Nanos, they give Atoms a run for their money. VIA just doesn't have the capital to get Nanos out there in the same way that Intel does for Atoms.

    Agree :P
    Just is uncommon

  • @pcan said: involved shortcomings

    Tell me more about the shortcomings? :)

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @pcan said: if you are interested in this kind of extreme low-budget dedicated servers, with all the involved shortcomings, but also with some benefit over a similarly priced VPS, a better deal at the same price is http://www.online.net/

    Thanks for sharing this...while I don't mind at all dealing with someone whose primary language isn't mine, having a site only in their language makes it difficult to navigate.

    Now I'm curious...who else is the low-end-dedi leader?

    The only problem with these systems is the single hard drive, which means I could never trust them. But they might be excellent for yet another backup...

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