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Looking for any high uptime server with at least 2TB trafic per month

MrHyppo3MrHyppo3 Member
edited July 4 in Requests

Even potato hardware with 50Mbps would work. Just high uptime and a lot of traffic/bandwidth for a month and the server must not be located in Russia.

Not required but would be awesome if 25 port is also unlocked or can be unlocked without KYC by passport/selfie.

My budget is $4 per month

Comments

  • Not easy, you'd need a lot of luck to find something like that and I deeply hope you stay unlucky.

    I guess you have no other option but to use a service specifically created for spammers but those do not come cheap and you might get cheated on. Spammers like you got a bad rep, serving you will require significant investment to bypass modern security measures.

  • You could give https://mzunguhosting.ml/ a try though

    they are not in Russia, all ports are open and they are not blacklisted anywhere.

    Thanked by 1emg88
  • MrHyppo3MrHyppo3 Member

    @stable_genius said: I deeply hope you stay unlucky.

    Huh? Why?

    I think there is misunderstanding, I'm not a spammer. I just want to host my legitimate project where the hardware is located in my home and face of this project would work as a mirror from some VDS which I'm trying to find.

    I mentioned 25 would be good, but not required, planned to use it for 2fa auth for users in it.

    @stable_genius said: You could give https://mzunguhosting.ml/ a try though

    No need to shitpost and be so rude man :(

  • @MrHyppo3 said:

    @stable_genius said: I deeply hope you stay unlucky.

    Huh? Why?

    I think there is misunderstanding, I'm not a spammer. I just want to host my legitimate project where the hardware is located in my home and face of this project would work as a mirror from some VDS which I'm trying to find.

    I mentioned 25 would be good, but not required, planned to use it for 2fa auth for users in it.

    @stable_genius said: You could give https://mzunguhosting.ml/ a try though

    No need to shitpost and be so rude man :(

    There's nothing rude about mzunguhosting, it is only a harmless joke.

    I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

  • It do be funny that suspiciousness starts at a normal baseline but I guess that's what you get if you can see the cooch of the next door chick for a fiver on the internet. I never, ever, at all, had to KYC myself anywhere to buying something. The only notable exception was my bank account, they do possess an ancient id card scan. The day someone wants it, I tell em to fuck off and I'm gone. Sending anything like that to anyone online is the most stupid thing you can do. Hell, I even managed to get my email port unlocked without that crap, lol.

    Thanked by 1woodster050
  • @Mainfrezzer said:
    It do be funny that suspiciousness starts at a normal baseline but I guess that's what you get if you can see the cooch of the next door chick for a fiver on the internet. I never, ever, at all, had to KYC myself anywhere to buying something. The only notable exception was my bank account, they do possess an ancient id card scan. The day someone wants it, I tell em to fuck off and I'm gone. Sending anything like that to anyone online is the most stupid thing you can do. Hell, I even managed to get my email port unlocked without that crap, lol.

    The fact that you don't have to KYC yourself anywhere to buy something can only mean that the sellers already know enough about you.

    What they need to know / should know about you depends on what they are selling.

  • forestforest Member

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

  • @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Thanked by 1forest
  • @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    It is also the safest way to buy and sell illicitly.

    Identity thieves hate KYC. All thieves hate it.

  • forestforest Member

    @stable_genius said: Identity thieves hate KYC. All thieves hate it.

    They love it and they hate it. They love it when it makes database breaches a lot more juicy.

  • @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

  • stable_geniusstable_genius Member
    edited July 6

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: Identity thieves hate KYC. All thieves hate it.

    They love it and they hate it. They love it when it makes database breaches a lot more juicy.

    They love avoiding it, when it's not there it's easier to cover their ass.

    KYC is pretty bad for them.

  • edited July 6

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

  • stable_geniusstable_genius Member
    edited July 6

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a single one contacted me with KYC issues. I suppose they already know enough, that's fine.

  • edited July 6

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

  • @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

  • @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

    Dude, what are you debating me on?

  • @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

    Dude, what are you debating me on?

    You started it, you should know that better than me.

  • @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

    Dude, what are you debating me on?

    You started it, you should know that better than me.

    Well, that's nice.

  • @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

    Dude, what are you debating me on?

    You started it, you should know that better than me.

    Well, that's nice.

    It's neutral, neither nice nor rude.

  • forestforest Member
    edited July 6

    Well, I avoid KYC like the plague and I'm not a criminal or a thief. I just don't like giving my official government documents to random low-end hosts from countries I couldn't even point to on a map.

  • @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @totally_not_banned said:

    @forest said:

    @stable_genius said: I'm sorry for calling you a spammer but actively avoiding KYC is a red flag that suggests illicit activity.

    Nah, avoiding KYC is a good way to avoid illicit activity such as identity theft.

    Yeah, KYC is something i'll only do if a) my life more or less depends on the product and the company has a stellar reputation b) the company is legally required to collect my PI and has a stellar reputation. In the second case there's still a good chance that i decide to not need the product that much.

    Then I guess you should be more selective picking those who you deal with.

    You mean like i should 100% stick to AWS, Hetzner, OVH and the random other big dog (as far as hosting is concerned)? Well, nah. Also how do you know how picky i am?

    I use a few LET providers, not a one of them contacted me with KYC issues.

    That's true and as far as i know i didn't claim anything else.

    If they already know enough they don't need KYC.

    And if you try to hide too much they become suspicious.

    Dude, what are you debating me on?

    You started it, you should know that better than me.

    Well, that's nice.

    It's neutral, neither nice nor rude.

    You can not my stream in your stream, OK?

  • alexhostalexhost Member, Patron Provider

    @MrHyppo3 said:
    Even potato hardware with 50Mbps would work. Just high uptime and a lot of traffic/bandwidth for a month and the server must not be located in Russia.

    Not required but would be awesome if 25 port is also unlocked or can be unlocked without KYC by passport/selfie.

    My budget is $4 per month

    Hi

    2TB is completely fine, we don't require KYC if you pay with Crypto payment.
    The issue is your budget.

    Check our VPS in Moldova
    https://alexhost.com/vps/vps-europe/vps-moldova/

    You can use discount codes:
    Skills for 15% OFF (no recurring)
    Or our current discounts for summer: https://alexhost.com/promo/

    Note: By using promo codes, you agree with our Acceptable Usage Policy (AUP).

    With discount code, it will be close to your budget. Port 25 is opened but IPs are being filtered due to abuse, in such case you should open a ticket support

    Best Regards,
    Alexhost

    Thanked by 1MrHyppo3
  • gatewaysentryllcgatewaysentryllc Member, Patron Provider

    @MrHyppo3 said:
    Even potato hardware with 50Mbps would work. Just high uptime and a lot of traffic/bandwidth for a month and the server must not be located in Russia.

    Not required but would be awesome if 25 port is also unlocked or can be unlocked without KYC by passport/selfie.

    My budget is $4 per month

    Port 25 is blocked.

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