2 CPU Core, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB HDD, Location: 'Moscow, Russia', 1 Gbit/s unmetered bandwidth, KVM. Price: €4,8

FirstByte.RU (Moscow, Russia)

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I would like to apologize for wasting your time with verification. While signing up, your order was flagged by Maxmind's fraud detection system due to address being in Russia and IP in Ukraine but lat

I would like to apologize for wasting your time. While signing up, your order was flagged by Maxmind's fraud detection system due to address being in Russia and IP in Ukraine but later on we received

I was comparing to what could be readily understood by people. For a closer comparison, currently INR is about 1:1 to Russian Rouble. Average salary in Russia is about 35000 roubles per month (550 USD

As for the actual topic, we have something similar: https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/russia-state-duma-passes-google-tax-law-53310

No, this is TT wide, however some blocks - as in Iran or China - are exempted entirely (Gov, Military) and some not enforced (Datacenters, as in Russia and EU).

No such thing for RU - RU buys all in DE/NL etc. and ship "semi legal" to Russia then. RU prices are insane.

Russia is (at least technically) not lawless - ToS changes have to be announced and sent to the customer before being implement, with reasonable cancellation timeframe and/or refund if not accepted.

In Russia ? https://flops.ru/ is decent one (ENG/RU)

it is necessarily expensive to keep promised resources available for everyone. WE DO NOT oversell our hardware. if you want cheap things, then go ahead with those you noticed. we prefer good things o…

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Russia: yandex.ru (дешевый VPS) and poiskvps.ru - Almost all providers offer unlimited traffic (Vstoike.ru, melbicom.net, ihor.ru etc. etc.) - very affordable prices

On behalf of Estnoc.ee i can offer VPS packages and dedicated servers from Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Russia, Romania, Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Hong Kong (with

Our client base is 80% non-russian/non-CIS and we prefer it this way. Pure math/business - its far more "expensive" to give qualified service to ex-USSR than to other clients/countri

they pay via all kind of payment gateway, problem is "SPAM" and "FRAUD" and not the charge back or how they pay to us. And no, we dont insist on nothing, we accept

It's fun to read that, since for many western countries Russia is just as much fraud as Ukraine or the other countries that you've mentioned. In Russia and Ukraine there are many payment processors th

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with you being technically useful as ISP (plus Russians usually working easier with direct problem description and no talking around, yea i've seen eastern Europe, thx) that made sense to note - keep