+1 for Warp. I have same problem too because my ISP's peering sometimes changing and upload to abroad always very slow, so Hetzner, netcup, Contabo, OVH, DigitalOcean, OracleCloud, AWS.

I suspect that Revolut do support SEPA transfers, but it's not so easy to find a straightforward answer to this, not to mention there may be conditions and/or fees associated with SEPA transfers, so I

I have normal bank account, but for these server / VPS related transactions I prefer Revolut, it is easier and linked to my PayPal. But I will use my normal bank account, because I can't find good des

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If you're in the EU, netcup will prefer to do a SEPA transfer, so you will need to give them your bank account information (they will ask for this information)

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Its netcup, your married for life with it.

I have an RS without contract (it is already expired) but with 6 mo billing period at netcup.

Hmm , a reasonable theory. TBH, I'm a happy customer with netcup, no complaints at such price with their solid service. But this theory does explain why they dodged my question about the significant d

I think netcup started to oversell in last year and limit performance to hide it.

Indeed. while from my experience (I've got quite some RS boxes), the single-core performance of RS series from netcup never hits 900 (according to G5), and some of them goes down to about 650, no bett

on geekbench with keywords like "7702p netcup" fo more information.

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You may want to try RootServers from Netcup. The performance is not as good as that of Hetzner cloud, but it's dirty cheap if you need a 24x7 node.

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virtono is on my list to check out, need to add VAT. Netcup cheapest one in Austria is 10,44€

netcup also provides vps located in Austria.

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netcup RS 1000 G9.5