December 19, 2012 @ 7:41 pm, by Asim Zeeshan 
Francisco, from BuyVM, is restocking the popular KVM storage VPS with 7.25TB worth of disk space tonight. I should also point out that Francisco also bring down the price of the smallest package by $0.5 to offer it to LEB community. All other plans including the famous yearly plans will also be restocked tonight.
BuyVM KVM 250GB Storage VPS
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Storage plans are not offered in New York at the moment but they have plans to add 120TB of backup VPS space by the end of January 2013 which hints that there may be a node in New York as well. I also want to point out that out of all backup plans that we see now from other providers, none of them offer KVM.
Users get 10x their total space as bandwidth allocation, previously different plans were capped at different port speeds. Additional bandwidth is also available as an add-on. Move information on stock quantity location-wise can be seen in this sleak website DoesBuyVMhaveStock.com.
Since 2010 BuyVM have been regularly featured on LowEndBox and have came top three in every top providers poll. They were the first provider to offer a vps at the $15 year price point and have kept innovating: they’re currently building their own control panel (Stallion), they were the first provider to launch SSD Cached nodes and offer filtered DDoS protected IP addresses. IPV6 is currently provided over a BGP tunnel since their upstream provider, ColoCrossing, can’t deliver native IPV6 at present. Once they do have it launched, BuyVM will switch and become truly native.
Paypal and credit cards are both accepted and starting new year they will be introducing Google Wallet as well. You can read their Terms of Service and Acceptable Usage Policy by clicking here. You may also want to have a look at this ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ page, which answers the most common questions.
Network Information
Servers are located with ColoCrossing in Buffalo, New York. BuyVM operate their own network and have their own IPv4 space.
Test Files: http://speedtest.ny.buyvm.net
Test IPv4: 199.195.255.1
Test IPv6: 2605:6400:1:fed5::1
Servers localted in San Jose are hosted with EgiHosting and they are moving it to Fiberhub soon. With this move, they have also planned to upgrade the memory chips and CPUs of some of their nodes
Test Files: http://speedtest.sj.buyvm.net/
Test IPv4: 205.185.112.1
Test IPv6: 2607:f358:1:fed5:feed:face:dead:beef
Thanks Asim :)
All OpenVZ nodes are getting upgraded to the L5638′s as well as bumped to 72GB RAM.
Whatever nodes are still lacking SSD caches will also get addressed.
Francisco
I should also add that these aren’t just ‘backup’ plans, they’re full on KVM’s.
You’re welcome to use them to do whatever you like, so long as it abides by our TOS. We have many people that use them as a cheapo CDN, some for torrents, some for backups and some even as cheap SSHFS space for their other BuyVM’s.
Francisco
So they’re basically like a standard VPS but with different specs? It doesn’t have a dedicated TOS like no web servers etc?
Exactly.
It’s a KVM VPS with a large amount of space and transit.
Our standard TOS applies. Nothing special :)
Francisco
FULL …….
Not yet :)
They’ll be posted in 45 minutes.
We’ll have:
25 x 250GB
2 x 500GB
Come late January we’ll have the 120TB as mentioned.
Francisco
120Tb? At what price?
Nevermind. Thought it was a 120Tb storage dedi plan you intended to introduce. Should have read the full text of the post first.
Out of stock yet :) Also try place OVZ order and system mark my registration as a fraud for unknown reason. I use real data when register. After that unable to login, looks like my account removed. Just poor experience with this vendor :(
Your account being removed means your details were really off the mark:
http://wiki.buyvm.net/index.php/faq#my_account_was_deleted
Francisco
Nothing wrong with your FAQ, probably your robot need to be fired :)
That’s a neat IPv6 address at SJ o_O
It’s hilarious :3
Francisco
Have at it :)
So it’s 5Mbit upload not 1Gbps shared?
It used to be but we moved it to Gbit with TB caps :)
Francisco
Oh ok…so you should upgrade the billing system as well :)
sorry I meant “update”
Out of Stock now. WoW.
It was an early christmas present on storage :) We have a LOT of storage coming up next month.
We also wanted to get a feel for what plans were popular.
Francisco
why always so little stocks…out of stock too fast…
What plan are you interested in?
Already out of stock from the date of post. Why admin allowed empty/fake deals here?
It isn’t either :)
People have really wanted our storage so we submitted what we could.
We have 120TB on the way for the new year.
Francisco
Really? Sounds like – Hi guys, I have big dick, next year will be much bigger but sorry guys, not for now :))
Well I’m sorry that’s how it comes off, it isn’t my intention :(
We’ll put in a request to get an offer posted in January as well and will have plenty of the 250G’s.
We’ve loaded up a bunch of our other plans.
Hope to see you with us come the new year,
Happy holidays!
Francisco
Actually when I clicked this offer the first time (a few hours after this offer was posted) I was able to buy (although I resisted the urge), so there was “some” stock meaning it wasn’t empty.
Fran, hope you guys could get some more improvement in DDOS defense IP, sometimes getting serious timeout …
When was the last time this happened?
EGI had issues all month =\
Francisco
Why do I keep missing all the awesome deals here?? :(
Wow! Buy!!! Oh wait, I already have a 250 and a 500, better resist ;).
Are you going to adjust the prices of old plans?
too late :(
needed 1x500Gb
when will storage be back in stock?
These plans will be back in stock by mid/late January.
Francisco
buyVM, users read before you buy – check buyVM My account was deleted?
they will delete your account and not refund your money
Not quite :)
If your account details got marked as fraud you wouldn’t be able to pay. In the off chance you can, refunds are automatic.
Check your account, it’s there.
Francisco
When will the San Jose VPS plans be back in stock – same as storage?
Hi Dale,
We’ll have more SJ based OVZ plans in a few hours (around 6AM – 7AM GMT -7)
As for these storage plans, you’re looking at the 20th – 21st.
Francisco
I saw that BuyVM had one $15/month storage plan available today and I snagged it. My initial impression is simply “wow”. I have dealt with BuyVM in the past and they just seem to get better. Initially, I was just looking for a place for backups but, with 500GB at my disposal I am thinking of some other useful (yet, legal) options for all my newfound space.
Thanks :)
Hope you enjoy the storage space!
Francisco
too late again for backups vps…
but now there stock kvm vps :D
(in backups haven’t other alternative, to go with constant.com)
There’s storage VM’s coming in 2 weeks ;)
Francisco
@Francisco Please check ticket #129035.
I won’t trust BuyVM any more. I’ll talk about my bad experience with BuyVM.
I have two vps on BuyVM. One 256 KVM and it was due on 03/01/2013. The other one is 128 OVZ and it will be due on 12/29/2013.
I receive several automatically sent mails from BuyVM, said my KVM plan will be due. Since I don’t want that VPS any more, I didn’t pay any attention to it.
Today both my KVM plan and OVZ plan are suspended due to ‘late fee’.
BuyVM just charge ‘late fee’ for the due invoice. I don’t pay the invoice because I don’t care.
Why won’t you just terminate the KVM plan and keep my OVZ plan?
I open a ticket and request to recover my OVZ plan. But the customer service says I have to pay for the ‘late fee’.
Are you guys serious? Do I have to terminate manually for things I prepaid and don’t care any more?
Do I have to suffer suspending for another prepaid plan due on end of this year?
I’m the customer and I pay for a service. If I don’t want it any more, I won’t pay another invoice.
I can’t understand why a late fee is generated and suspend my other plan.
You can automatically send invoice mail, but can’t automatically terminate a due vps.
Yes, BuyVM have a TOS. But I don’t have time to read it for just a file server for 15-25$.
You guys can automatically charge me, you can’t automatically terminate the due service.
Do evil for money, huh? Bad money is easy money for you!
I have to tell everybody, BuyVM is BAD!
Here is a screenshot for the support ticket reply:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13984657/download/frantech_response.png
This is your fault. If you order a service without reading the TOS, you can’t really moan about it.
I have a personal VPS with buyVM and they have been great. BuyVM is *not* BAD, it is just some carelessness from your side.
As a host myself, we also enforce the same policy. There is a reason for the “request cancellation” button you know? :)
Regards