IncogNET NL-KVM-512

yoursunny

This is a service transfer offer for IncogNET NL-KVM-512 plan.
I ordered this service in order to run a Tor exit and receive a free shirt from Tor project.
Now that I've received the shirt and I need to free up the hostname for other dealz.

Specification

• 1 vCPU, Ryzen 9 3900X, 25% persistent usage allowance
• 512MB RAM
• 20GB SSD
• 1 dedicated IPv4 and /64 on-link IPv6
• 10TB monthly transfer, counted in both directions

Information

• YABS benchmark: YABS archive
• network looking glass: Naaldwijk
• host node: NL-05
• service IP: 23.137.249.146, 2602:fc24:11:212c::1
• involucration risk: 5%
• price increase risk: 20%

Beware that this VPS has been operating as a Tor exit node for the past few months.
The IP addresses have been blocked in many websites including Google and Cloudflare.
This VPS is only suitable for operating Tor exit nodes or similar public proxy services.

Service Price paid to provider

• billing cycle: every year
• recurring price: USD $25
• next invoice date: 2023-01-02

Provider Transfer Policy

From this answer:
Service transfer is possible, the other person just needs to create an account first and we can push the service to them and it will renew on the same date / interval as with the previous owner.

Claim Instructions

This is a free offer.
To claim this service transfer:

1. Register an account on IncogNET Client Area.
2. Determine the email address published as ContactInfo of my Tor exit node.
3. Write an email to the ContactInfo email address:
   • You must send this email from the same email address as your IncogNET account.
   • In the subject, write: request IncogNET service transfer
   • In the email body, include this token: baf499bf-aaf0-44b4-9106-92defc7f9a07
   • You do not need to include any personal information.

When the service transfer has been claimed, the SHA256 digest of your email address will be revealed on the forums, but the email address itself will not be revealed.

Flying_Chinaman

Can I request the transfer of TOR t-shirts

yoursunny

@Flying_Chinaman said:
Can I request the transfer of TOR t-shirts

Yes, I can sell any of my clothing items shown in the push-up videos.
Sweat included if requested.
$269 per item with worldwide shipping included, not refundable as soon as the item is scanned by carrier.

Flying_Chinaman

@yoursunny said:

@Flying_Chinaman said:
Can I request the transfer of TOR t-shirts

Yes, I can sell any of my clothing items shown in the push-up videos.
Sweat included if requested.
$269 per item with worldwide shipping included, not refundable as soon as the item is scanned by carrier.

Yo, TOR will grant ya their T-shirts once reached 75$ donation.
269 bulk is not a fair market price

yoursunny

@Flying_Chinaman said:
Yo, TOR will grant ya their T-shirts once reached 75$ donation.

Tor project sends a free shirt after you operate an exit node for at least 68 days.

269 bulk is not a fair market price

My shirts are sold at high price because you are buying a souvenir from the push-up specialist.
It's same as buying Napoleon's watch for $22435.

MannDude

@yoursunny said:

• involucration risk: 5%
• price increase risk: 20%

We ain't going anywhere, and our VPS prices will not increase. Even though our datacenter (Worldstream) is increasing some of our costs, we are absorbing them instead of using them as an excuse to try to squeeze more money from our customers.

yoursunny

This service transfer has been claimed by 32a45c92765c5db97d9669a28601401f6cfc06ca9674f56f79ea7ebdcbadbffa.
The claim was received 47 minutes since this thread was posted.

There are more requests coming in, as I'm writing this.
They will be considered only if the provider declines earlier recipient.

The server has been erased with the following command.
There's no secret push-up video in this service transfer.

root@rescue:~# dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/vdb bs=1M status=progress
21458059264 bytes (21 GB, 20 GiB) copied, 371 s, 57.8 MB/s 
dd: error writing '/dev/vdb': No space left on device
20481+0 records in
20480+0 records out
21474836480 bytes (21 GB, 20 GiB) copied, 371.378 s, 57.8 MB/s

Flying_Chinaman

@yoursunny said: My shirts are sold at high price because you are buying a souvenir from the push-up specialist.

Yo, if u were an attractive girl with fancy tits, I will consider that. Otherwise, nan thanks.

yoursunny

@Flying_Chinaman said:

@yoursunny said: My shirts are sold at high price because you are buying a souvenir from the push-up specialist.

Yo, if u were an attractive girl with fancy tits, I will consider that. Otherwise, nan thanks.

I am a strong boy with impressive muscles.

yoursunny

Service transfer completed.

The provider initially responded to the ticket after 34 minutes, but somehow there's no email notification.
They asked for confirmation on whether I want the server wiped or kept intact.
Privacy focused provider does things the right way.

After my reply, the provider processed the request in 54 minutes.

Nekki

@yoursunny said:
This is a service transfer offer for IncogNET NL-KVM-512 plan.
I ordered this service in order to run a Tor exit and receive a free shirt from Tor project.
Now that I've received the shirt and I need to free up the hostname for other dealz.

Explain to me how the arbitrary hostname limitation thing works again, please?

MannDude

@yoursunny said:
Service transfer completed.

The provider initially responded to the ticket after 34 minutes, but somehow there's no email notification.
They asked for confirmation on whether I want the server wiped or kept intact.
Privacy focused provider does things the right way.

After my reply, the provider processed the request in 54 minutes.

Interesting... Curious, did the email hit your spam box? It shouldn't have. I see that the system did in fact try to dispatch you one upon our response, which you can confirm by viewing all emails sent from WHMCS here: https://portal.incognet.io/clientarea.php?action=emails

Anyhow, glad we were able to get this sorted for you. Thanks for being a customer and hope to see ya again sometime in the future!

yoursunny

@MannDude said:

@yoursunny said:
The provider initially responded to the ticket after 34 minutes, but somehow there's no email notification.

Interesting... Curious, did the email hit your spam box? It shouldn't have. I see that the system did in fact try to dispatch you one upon our response

There are 3 emails from the system: the confirmation, the initial response, the final response.
First and third arrived in inbox.
Second never arrived in either inbox or spam.

@MannDude said:

@yoursunny said:

• involucration risk: 5%
• price increase risk: 20%

We ain't going anywhere, and our VPS prices will not increase. Even though our datacenter (Worldstream) is increasing some of our costs, we are absorbing them instead of using them as an excuse to try to squeeze more money from our customers.

5% is the lowest risk rating I would give.
The timeline for both is one year after next invoice date.