Is an offshore VPS the only way to bypass DMCA, or does a VPS in Russia still face content/server deletion?

A> @nam0xbi said:

My website has DMCA content, and currently, I'm using two VPSs: one main VPS that holds the source and a second VPS (located in LA) acting as a proxy and pointed through Cloudflare (the orange cloud)

https://www.robovps.biz/en/vps_in_russia/207-mars.html

https://www.robovps.biz/en/vps_in_russia/214-pluto.html

not in Russia, in Russia only Putler is real !

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Not correct. For the USA, we charge ~$1.9 and you can order any number of VPSs with unlimited traffic at 150 Mbps, with no port restrictions. For Russia, we charge $2.37, for Finland, $2.85, and for G

The problem is that in Russia, many businesspeople have been taught business principles from American loyalty training manuals published in the 1950s.

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This is my 2 cents thou, keeping it civil, apart from the Ukraine - Russia thread (as I try to stay away from that thread on a webhosting board) you are the only provider that comments on politics or

RoboVPS ® - 60% off for USA, 40% off for Finland, 20% off on Netherlands VPS. Virtual and dedicated servers in USA, Germany, Netherlands, Finland and Russia from ~1.33$. 40% off for superFast AMD Ryze

No, they do not allow Russian companies to receive payment for virtual services.

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We do not accept PayPal, because PayPal does not work in Russia.

I guess anyone who is objective may understand that LTC is not directly equal to USD. As well as other cryptocurrencies. Our prices in USD show an approximate value so that customers can understand ap

Nobody inside Russia pays in USD, and nobody outside Russia can use a fake Russian exchange rate for anything, you dumb fuck.