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

TL;DR: Miss Russia doesn't know how to answer simple questions [Like, "As a mother, how do you feel about Dr.Suess?"], but wins the contest. (She gave up her title after the reaction

1.) Ukraine/Russia < 36ms ping (usually all providers have 40+ms);

Japan can be sort of an okay contender (Due to cables running through Russia, as well as the US and APAC links), but if you need all around good connectivity within the Asian market, SG/HK are the pla

@Night Fix your quote. It doesn't mean that you won't get a key just because they're dodgy. It's a call that whoever started this thread has to make. They can be cheaper keys from Russia, etc. One has

vds6's Germany location is ipv6 only/freebsd only/no ipv4 and they're sold out (Russia has ipv4 and Linux, Ukraine has ipv4 but is freebsd only)

vds6.net, servers in Russia/Ukraine/Germany

Please provide a speed test file, I can easily achieve 100Mbit/s at Softlayer's Dallas location to/from SPB, Russia, 70Mbit/s Kiev, Ukraine, 85Mbit/s Varna, Bulgaria and 50Mbit/s Belgrade, Serbia (it

Maybe in soviet russia too (Image)

I have a server where CSF/LFD blocks 10-20 IPs a day, every day. 100% of these are from China or Russia - the usual port scanning, brute-forcing, a hundred FIN_WAIT2 connections, etc.

in "high risk" countries like Russia, Pakistan, South Africa, Turkey, etc without any problems..

Some are ok ex. Ukrainian ISP Datagroup at msk-ix and then you can have a good connection between Ukraine ISP and Russia ISP. Also the connection between Cogent in Ukraine and Cogent in Chisinau seems

* Russia

Moscow is better for reaching Russia, and Reg.com/reg.ru (Xen, openvz) and Edis (upcoming, KVM) have it covered on the low cost good quality side with Xen , openvz, and KVM, offerings...so no to St