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Not worth the gamble. If you can pay for the option they won’t give it to you for free.

Only one is needed for now. Two are already up and running. The East Coast is preferred at the moment, with support for free speech as a requirement.

I think its silly to argue whether or not this or that is illegal or legal. Lawyers and Law enforcement in their jurisdiction knows whether it is or not its legal. If a hosting provider in the EU fee…

Uh? I have already gave you great advice: your content is illegal in the EU, do not use EU providers. In the US free speech protections are way more extensive than in the EU.

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For a customer who's just pissed off that they didn't get their way, but got their money back and so free service for however long as well, that is incredibly one sided. The customer has literally los

If there are questions, feel free to ask.

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I don't know many companies offering free CDN and DDoS protection with a potential for concealing backend from public

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Support for the free speech concept is a must.

That said, I think it makes sense that as a customer, if you leave a terrible review for a provider, especially if their ToS say they can terminate you for any reason, you should have packed your bags

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That information is helpful. I did validate the client panel issue, however it's inconsistent.