Vuma Reach Phoenix Thread

Perfectly fine for me. Although I am my own DNS server...
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That speed , !
 
You will be charged a pro rata amount from date of activation to the end of the month on the 1st of April.
Cool. Will I be sent a link again to make payment online or to do I have to setup a debit order?
 
Cool. Will I be sent a link again to make payment online or to do I have to setup a debit order?

The card you used to pay your initial order will be billed until you change that.

If you want to change that card look for the successful payment email from Payfast when you paid using the link. At the bottom of that email there should be a line stating to change your payment details click here. There you will be able to update the debit order to new card details.
 
I've seen seedhost.eu and their prices seem very reasonable for what you're getting. Now granted I'm still a noob to this. So would I be able to torrent 24/7 via a seedbox and then download it's content via FTP? I do know there are bandwidth limitations, storage space etc
 
I've seen seedhost.eu and their prices seem very reasonable for what you're getting. Now granted I'm still a noob to this. So would I be able to torrent 24/7 via a seedbox and then download it's content via FTP? I do know there are bandwidth limitations, storage space etc
Technically yeah. Just be careful with your seeding. Some of those boxes have 10gbit or gbit connections. So your bandwidth could be gone in 2 days (Speaking from personal experience. Left a torrent seeding overnight at unlimited upload speed. Ended seeding over 4TB in 1 night)

Try to get a VPS seed server so you can run Sonarr and Radarr and even plex to stream your content as well
 
Gents not into networks and stuff but doesn't fibre mean you get your full 40mb download speed at any given time or am I wrong.

Sorry I am more into data/business analysis and I would love some assistance here
 
Gents not into networks and stuff but doesn't fibre mean you get your full 40mb download speed at any given time or am I wrong.

Sorry I am more into data/business analysis and I would love some assistance here
40Mbps = 5MBps.

40 megabits per second = 5 megaBYTES per second.

8 bits in 1 byte.
 
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