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Check JustHost.ru , maybe it’s accessible since they also offer other locations other than Russia. His let username is @antonpa
When the one blocking is your government, there are no guarantees any hosting provider can give you.
Regardless, how do you expect us to check and help you?
I am only interested in European and American companies.
The government isn't mine. I don't live in Russia, lol.
European and American companies abandoned datacenters in Russia because they don’t want sanctions, so good luck finding an European or American company with datacenters in Russia! Lol
Wait now that I think about it, LightNode is a company in Hong Kong. Check them! They have vps at Moscow datacenter!
He is looking for a hosting company OUTSIDE of Russia, with servers accessible from Russia.
Oh my bad! I read it the wrong way, I’m not a native english speaker!
exactly.
Hi.
We have clients from Russia who are quietly connecting to our servers in other parts of the world.
You can view our packages here - https://mivocloud.com/nvme-vps
And if you have any questions, write to us and we will be happy to help.
Looks like a new drama, "refund or change IP," is on the way. The same story as Turkmenistan and Iran.
Providers cannot guarantee that an IP address will be accessible from a specific location. This is your risk, and don't blame the service providers for it.
Nah, I don't think this is a new thing. More persistent MJJs from China are also like this, if the IP is blocked by the GFW, they will ask for a money back or chargeback.
Some providers can't remember which ones include a note that IP is not guaranteed to work in China, Iran, Turkmenistan etc. and that it is not a basis of a refund.
We did the same.
We have told many customers that it is not the provider's fault that your government blocks the services you have purchased. Buying services always carries a risk that it may not work in a specific country and this is not a reason to ask for a refund. "If you have problems with IP blocking, you should contact the party that blocked the IP address". Not the service provider.
One explanation. Blockings or restrictions on access are mainly only from mobile internet. Home wired internet is mostly working as before. Restrictions specifically from mobile internet are due to known reasons.
Some Russian hosting providers offer access to servers located in other countries. However, this does not change the situation. If you purchase from a foreign provider or a Russian provider that provides foreign services, the result will be the same. This is especially true for mobile internet. You will have access, but everything will be very slow
Hong Kong: https://lg.hk.tudcloud.com/
USA:
https://lg.sea.cmin2.tudcloud.com/
https://lg.sea.tudcloud.com/
All small providers (including us) should be accessible from Russia, you can always test with Looking Glass-es etc.
You're welcome to test our network first - Looking Glass is at skrime.eu/network and test IPv4 is 77.90.60.30. If things look good from your end, we can also set up a test server for you to try. Just open a ticket at skrime.eu.
now use vdsiva.com NL and massivegrid FRankfurt and fastvps estonia
available in russia on all internet providers
It's been a long time, but Hostlix used to offer services in Novosibirsk which has pretty decent ping to most of europe and also decent latency to some asia locations. And they used to offer PayPal as a payment method.
No affiliation, used them about a decade ago.
Try - https://netgrid.host
Access working without a issues.