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I don’t see why anyone should even reply to such request from Russia and even forward it to their customers… Why should this risk the relation to their upstream in any way? Did you cancel and move to

Worst they could do is to block your instance by the domain name (by Host/SNI) in Russia. They could also block by IP address, but only in some exceptional cases.

Russia sending DMCAs holy balls this epic.

hosted on our invidious instance, that the Russian government felt was against their ideology.

Russia

* those who sanctioned, the west, suffered far more from their sanctions than Russia.

Sir, you are free to post your point of view in related thread https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/177624/the-russia-vs-ukraine-thread-lets-not-derail-other-threads#latest

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Is it considered cheap in Russia relative to the average salary?

I don't trust anyone, especially an American company, I only host data in Russia.

Beeline, Moscow, Russia

Perhaps people do not know, and therefore, I would like to explain that most Russian companies cannot accept VISA / MasterCard cards issued in non-Russian banks. Because both systems have left their c

Aéza's been without Russia VPSs for a while, most likely due to the bans and difficulties on getting hardware there (Image)

Well, that is the western arm of VDSina I mentioned. The site for their (btw. main) operations in Russia is vdsina.ru iirc.

I don't use them anymore because they got too expensive for what (little) I need, but VDSina offers quality. I measured network performance far superior to what the cheap russian providers offer and t

We use the same CPU's in Russia as we do in Germany, or even slightly better. We provide unlimited traffic and a limited port of 100 Mbits on cheap plans, and 250 Mbits for top plans. As far as I know

We offer VPS with an additional IPv4 address for 150 rubles per IP. Location of your choice: Germany and Russia.

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* 1 dedicated core (Ryzen 9 7950X3D) (non 3D in Russia)