If you're paying British VAT, then this means that netcup are treating private customers from Britain as though Britain were still in the EU (but there may be an agreement between the EU and Britain r

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netcup charge German VAT (19%) to private non-EU customers. (It's not specific to the US or Texas)

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So netcup vpses do have 1 Gbit/s port speed and 100 Mbps after the 80 TB (allegedly, I don't know where this is written)

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/162665/netcup-de-2-tbps-ddos-protection-wow-layer-3-4-7

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They don't mention many things about the ddos protections, i'm kinda confused for netcup.

You get 100 Mbps after the 80 TB limit for VPS line and 200 Mbps for root line for netcup.

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Netcup.eu maybe

They are deployed within both locations according to folks in the Netcup forum: https://forum.netcup.de/others/smalltalk/p177749-osterei-gefunden/#post177749

I use netcup for two years now (some easter deal from two years ago I think) including a mail setup and never had issues sending mails to google/MS.

You might want to try Netcup if you're looking for a long term choice and aren't looking to go for something as cheap / low end as possible, that you might have to move from at some point in the futur

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It looks like a nice notebook, but it's also rather pricey. The paperweight is 80 grams per square meter, which is good. The paper size is A5. A netcup pen is included, which may be the best part. (Im