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Cheap Server Hosting $1-$3/GB
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High performance, consistent uptime and fast support. Minecraft hosting that just works.
I will consider if no other hosts reply.[DOUBLEPOST=1490479851][/DOUBLEPOST]
Do you own/work for this "Enkel Hosting" because I would like to talk to someone who does about a possible discount.
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I used to work for, and purchase from aquatis.host. The Owner has had years of experience in this market and therefore is very experienced in what he does.
I'm no longer affiliated with them, therefore I hope to give an unbiased recommendation. It's very easy to purchase from, support (at least while I was a customer) was amazing, and the Owner is very friendly - often taking up support requests himself.
It's very cheap already, so I'm not sure about a discount, however the prices should be good enough as it is.
Alternatively, if you have any knowledge of Linux at all, you should purchase a VPS/Dedicated server, with my recommendation as OVH. Think of this as the 'wholesaler' as this is where a lot of hosts get their servers from, which they sell to you. There's only a basic level of Linux needed to run a Minecraft server - I moved over to this with no experience at all, but you learn as you go and there's plenty of resources online.
I definitely recommend this over a Hosting company if you prefer a hands-on experience, you'll be able to sort issues instantly, and in a lot of cases there'll be less issues.
I hope this helps
I'm no longer affiliated with them, therefore I hope to give an unbiased recommendation. It's very easy to purchase from, support (at least while I was a customer) was amazing, and the Owner is very friendly - often taking up support requests himself.
It's very cheap already, so I'm not sure about a discount, however the prices should be good enough as it is.
Alternatively, if you have any knowledge of Linux at all, you should purchase a VPS/Dedicated server, with my recommendation as OVH. Think of this as the 'wholesaler' as this is where a lot of hosts get their servers from, which they sell to you. There's only a basic level of Linux needed to run a Minecraft server - I moved over to this with no experience at all, but you learn as you go and there's plenty of resources online.
I definitely recommend this over a Hosting company if you prefer a hands-on experience, you'll be able to sort issues instantly, and in a lot of cases there'll be less issues.
I hope this helps
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