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We allow VPN in our VPS servers, we have 8 locations available.

We prefer to work directly with hosting providers — it's much more comfortable when they know what the servers are being used for (VPN service).

hi. i use around 3 Gbit/s in peak times and around 15 TB download + 15 TB upload traffic daily ( it's a vpn server actually )

[WTB] VPS for VPN Service | KVM | 50-100+ servers to start

I think you should spend more money in English class, because for VPN i only need $29 a year.

But you also can get a $300 dedicated server to use "fast" VPN. Well, its your choice (Image)

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Or you can use a free VPN and don’t pay at all

$7/year for VPN? You can even use a NAT for VPN at $3/year — unless you need some dedicated IPv4 or some specific location.

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even the cheapest $7 VPS can handle VPN, you don't need $100 dedicated server.

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In fact, I am not an IT professional; I work in cross-border e-commerce. I gradually ventured into the realm of VPSs because I needed a VPN to access the external internet.

If you are planning on running VPN for example having exits (or public TOR activity in general) inside the same ASN is probably a no go as just having exits on the same ASN (doesn't even have to be th

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well, i am not against tor or vpns and this is not something ill ever be against.

Tor/VPN exists fall in that category I guess.

They are good but can't create account they want me to use my original ip, they don't want me to use VPN.

We can also help, well within the budget. In our main region (Sofia), we serve multiple large VPN providers.