Guess dm me a link, the company shouldnt be new... license key is like 5-10$

Hi @ItsOnlyMe -- This is currently in the works and I hope to have more news to share on this in the coming months. In the meantime, our France VPS deals are worth considering, with low latency (~10ms

There are some cheap windows vps's in europe if you are fine with bringing your own license and iso

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my suggestion is for RackNerd to offer me (and others) Windows in Europe 😁 (country does not matter)

Yes, the site has a clean UI no malware nothing, and no ads, after all the advice from here he is considering taking down the project for public and keep available for some users who are already willi

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Why are you so confident about these locations? Are you suggesting they are high-risk? Do you conduct verification before allowing access or considering permanent blocking?

Thanks for the recommendations so far, I'll look into each one tomorrow, everyone else feel free to post if you have a provider to recommend.

They still active (they are using other datacenters in Sweden curious...)

As I checked the offers that were sent here i'm considering moving to hostbrr lol While Asura's downtime is not "that" bad anymore it's getting very annoying.

I googled and saw the same, also, look at their news section, died off nearly 10 years ago (just a few in the last 10 years)

My main arguments were/are, summarized

I'm talking about carriers that haven't dropped them already. Pickings are going to be slim! Assuming they are/will stick around and/or other carriers don't take the same stance on other questionable

Of course, by all means. I just meant I didn't want the thread closed due to name calling or anything that seemed to be happening earlier. I've only skimmed the thread, haven't read it in full.

It's a public thread, I don't see the harm in discussing as to why they did what they did?

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I agree, but I think if they make a 7$ monthly plan that would help the host because customers would usually stay for couple of months at least, also it won't be that much expensive for the customer.

It’s actually $60/year as there are no monthly plans and that’s not a small amount to gamble with especially for a service like this.

It is actually 5$/month