@Jack i believe they just bought it in Russia, instead of shipping it and dealing with customs.

Unlike in US, Russia is very far behind censorship, it is going worse everywhere and it will reach the smaller countries too.

http://www.fastcompany.com/3007667/code-war/russia-internet-censorship-begins

We do not route our own IPs in Russia so no route adjustment is possible or required.

Believe it or not, Russia seems to be the new refuge, the new jungle where political activists and privacy advocates will run to hide from the long arm of the entertainment industry and US administrat

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Russia, neat.

Glad you finally got into Russia.

* Moscow, Russia - http://ru.edis.at 213.183.56.1 2a02:150:7::1

It doesn't matter sh*t where your storage VPS is, it's not like you need low ping to upload backups. And I get stable 30 Mbit to my backup server at OVH Canada from Russia on a 50 Mbit internet plan.

still waiting for their Russia and Bucharest locations to go live :P

and as far as russia is concerned not Hostkey .

to use for VPN now I need a Russian provider as well.

Micronetvps (recurring with Coupon 20PERCENTOFF)

http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/vpsdatabase-6month-512mb-openvz-kvm-in-russia-kansas-and-canada/

Edis Russia...soon

This service is tailored to sell only to Japanese, and a Japanese address is mandatory at registration; I used a free address provided by the package redirection service Tenso. But from the looks of i

1x EU - Frankfurt and vicinity <= 30ms around Europe; <= 60ms to Moscow/Russia (maybe set up another node in Moscow or points east if Russian/C.I.S. traffic is important to you)

Only now I got a reply from them. They asked for my drivers license or other ID, and a scan of the credit card's front and back. Dunno if that's because I am from Russia ("high risk"

I wanted to order today, but their system rejected both of the cards I tried, debit MasterCard and Virtual VISA (issued in Russia). Always get a one-line error message, something along the lines of &a