When it comes to hunger marketing, BuyVM and DS have taken it to the extreme. Unfortunately, after the DS was launched in Los Angeles, it has been in stock for a long time, and it has been unstable a lot, so people have paid less attention to it. But BuyVM is very cool. The annual payment of 15 US dollars is always a rush. Even other OpenVZ models have been sold out for a long time. The topic has gone too far. Today, Good VPS is not about introducing DS or cheering for BuyVM. Let’s look at another one: Quickweb.
Quickweb is not a purely foreign company. It is rumored that it was founded by a few Chinese students. However, Quickweb has always had a good reputation. Quickweb's frequently out-of-stock products include Phoenix computer room at $1.99/month, Phoenix and Los Angeles computer room at $2.99/month. However, currently, both of these are in stock. Friends, you can seize the opportunity.
This VPS costs $1.99/month and is configured with 128MB guaranteed memory, 256MB burst memory, 6GB hard drive space, and 100GB monthly traffic. This configuration definitely cannot withstand the hassle. No wonder people say that their VPS is still stable... it will be stable if few people bother! In addition, I need to remind everyone that this product does not support monthly payment, but only supports half-year or annual payment! The annual price is $23.88.
【$1.99 purchase link】https://secure.quickweb.co.nz/system/cart.php?a=add&pid=125¤cy= 2
Another VPS for $2.99/month. Optional computer rooms include Phoenix or Germany. Its configuration is 256MB memory, 384MB burst, 10GB hard drive, 250GB monthly traffic, and the annual payment is only At $35.88, it’s also pretty good.
【$2.99 purchase link】https://secure.quickweb.co.nz/system/cart.php?a=add&pid=129¤cy=2
If needed Friends can go and take a look. These two models are not always in stock, and the Phoenix data center has fast domestic access. In addition, quickweb has a fairly good reputation accumulated over a long period of time, so the annual payment should not be a big problem. .
