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100mbps in Russia and 100mbps in Ukraine. Ukraine has better connectivity and a bit faster speeds. Nobody should expect fast speeds on Eastern europian markets because there simply no level3, tinet, c

@VDS6 100% correct,low prices in Rubles has a other side, better find some non Russian reseller, its more easy to operate,than buy direct from Russia.

Little off topic, but what portspeed are the russia and ukrainian vds6.net vps?

These and many other companies require passport copy submission before the purchase, especially if you are paying with cc or paypal, and will probably reject customers from overseas with no russian pa

^this

I signed up for a vps in Russia (it was my first vps ever infact)

any place in Europe will be ok, excepted if the site is similar to stormfront.org, then with a simple email from anyone to the host, you will be shut down. Because in all Europe, at wide, Russia inclu

I need to get around to blocking ALL traffic from US, Russia, and China from my servers. I wish the govt did filter some of what comes in.

Japan, Netherlands, Russia, France, Italy open to most places (no USA, no Canada)

I prefer ccTLDs domains (for local business, like fr for France, ru for Russia, us for USA, ca for Canada, etc... ) - they are most reliable, or gTLDs.

Personally I never used any of them and would not recommend hosting in Russia unless you absolutely have to.

In Russia you cannot find "cheap" VPS.

Isn't VDS6's Russia/Ukraine server um... Eastern Euro or Mideast at least? Maybe I missed that in geography :: shrugs ::

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Russia and such prices do not mix together.

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i vote for Russia as the next location.

I'm not looking for VPS in the USA, UK, Russia etc.

An annoying fact, price-wise, is that the most populated european countries are the cheaper for servers but the most expensive for ip4, and the other way around, scandinavians are expensive for server