The shared hosting plan is designed as a very low-cost entry option for small websites or hobby projects, while the reseller plans are intended for users who want to host multiple clients or run their

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That is such a helpful reply. Can't thank you enough. Maybe we should also suggest that to users of Fastmail, Gmail, MXroute, etc.

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Maybe try to host your own webmail or ... using email client?

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Are you on a shared hosting plan or a VPS? I don't believe they are doing any excessive KYC for their VPS lineup because they own the hardware and are not at as big a risk of being terminated themselv

It doesn't have to be an APAC country. An uncommon EU country would be fine as well. Yes, it is a bit of a stretch, but that's why I'm flexible on budget. Usually the only providers who are willing to

We have still some stock on the NanoVPS-384 available with NAT IPv4 + full IPv6 /64 in the USA (on Houston, Texas). This will have 384MB RAM and CPU fair share of 45% and a 8GB disk, so plenty of reso

A week of migration. Three months of preparation. A major infrastructure leap we had been wanting to make for a long time.

hey, looking for some advice on the cheapest way to host and share datasets for an open data project i'm working on.

We’re offering high-performance bare metal dedicated servers in Montreal (Canada) and Amsterdam (Netherlands) with 10Gbps uplinks, and (10 Min) instant automated provisioning.

TierHive now has up to 4 NAT ports per VPS and you can set your own internal port forwarding.

https://tierhive.com Hourly VPS play with the price sliders make your own plan, but what you have in your request:

all the current test nodes were purchased by me at my own expense. I have been continuously ordering over 60 machines with IPv4. For the new project, I ordered around 5 NAT VPS from various odd places

Let's take the example of email verification codes that are more and more imposed on every IP address change. I don't need that "feature" as I know how to pick a password and secure

That's for money laundering, because people who use crypto are the baddies you know.

Building your own is the most convenient.

On the SporeStack front, I'm casually curious about dedicated servers for VPS nodes instead of only reselling. Eventually, I'll have IPv4 and automation for Slow Servers, but some additional points of

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