The EU thingy is just a trick for the government to suck some money, they can't make such laws because they would violate the constitution and it could lead to their overthrown. You must know that the

As we understands offshore - since we host in Russia, we have to follow Russian law - not a USA or Zimbabwean ones. There are established procedures for copyright problems and so on, we have to follow

equipment), Webalta/2x4 raided (for carding, in Russia, you seriously need to be criminal as fuck to get raided in Russia), Leaseweb forced to cooperate (by BREIN and NL gov after losing multiple cou

Location does matter at some point, e.g. if a provider isn't cooperative when an abuse report comes in, after some time the police (or smth like that) will run into the DC like in the tpb story. But i

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I wonder then if the price on annual subscriptions has dropped for customers outside Russia also, or for Russian Federation citizens only.

There is no point in posting rouble prices here, I believe they accept orders with payments in RUB only from customers in Russia. // Oh, @bersy already posted a link to an official comment that yes th

Deutsche Marks?). That's why big countries like Russia, China, Germany collecting big amounts of the gold as never before in the history. Also read about project BRICS [Brasil, Russia, India, China,

If Europe is OK, vStoike (Russia) has $32/yr KVM offer, custom ISO and BYOL is supported to my knowledge.

My preferences would also include no Middle East (no Russia, no "five eyes", maybe even no France..). I am sure that's what OP meant.

I agree, that some warez sites can be hosted on their NL locations, that's visible on their AS info. I also seen some people who ordered their anti-ddos in Russia (not affective and very bad price).

For Yandex Money, it's only supposed to be used by Russian citizens. You must have submitted passport details to accept payment, but they don't check its valid initially. If you're located outside Rus

I am not sure that giving away users which are gay or try to circumvent censorship or speak free will be more palatable in Russia than in China, it is possible, but I doubt that.

I read that Google is putting a lot of servers in Russia. Ebay too is unphased by either this new law, or the US imposed sanctions. They intend to aggressively pursue the Russian market where they're

The servers will be usable only by russians and perhaps other subjects of the empire, some kind of isolated "internet" as china aims to achieve as well as others, because the permits

Kiev to repeat in Crimea, and decided to go with Russia long before the referendum has even began.

we are not in Russia, nor intend to go there, maybe Russia will come here, only thing important is that you will need a presence in russia if you sell to russians, since most of the internet will be b

indeed flattered that you would think that I was Russian, but my only claim to knowing anything about Russia is that I've been on the internet since it began and that I also spend a lot of time learn

There was no issue in Crimea until the day Russia took over the autonmous government of Crimea parliament building then airports by force...

So, are you russians or not?