148.50 Mbit/s 295.01 Mbit/s 130.250 ms Russia, Moscow (MTS) 125.23 Mbit/s 128.22 Mbit/s 148.282 ms Israel, Haifa (013Netvision) 124.00 Mbit/s 165.06 Mbit/s 153.235 ms

47.03 Mbit/s 47.89 Mbit/s 39.811 ms Russia, St.Petersburg (Prometey) 47.65 Mbit/s 35.63 Mbit/s 51.486 ms Russia, Moscow (MTS) 11.53 Mbit/s 37.22 Mbit/s 74.498

me (I pretty much care only about Europe incl. Russia) that is a result I really like. Very fast within Europe and 75 Mb/s to Moscow is quite decent too. I also like the fact that connections are qui

Does that matter? It's a VPN provider for users from Russia.

From October 1 to November 30, 2019 when ordering or renewing VDS in the Netherlands, Ukraine and Russia, you can get a hot discount of 25%!

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In Soviet Russia, bitcoin accept you too.

Obviously Europe (-Russia) can not compete with Russia in terms of el. power cost.

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Irkutst, Russia / Tier-II / $100 per rack / $40 per kW

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And our DC address is 630110, Novosibirsk, Mendeleev st., 1 DC Rostelecom. And Rostelecom is the biggest provider in Russia with own channels and DataCenters Tier III and Tier III+ levels

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Apparently people in "risky" countries like Russia getting called up.

That said, the problem might be to do with location. Maybe my experience is tainted because I'm in western Europe (like many others) and people from eastern Europe and particularly in Russia have a mu