Fair point. My questions are genuine though. Thought about adding one to my collection in the region but couldn't see any justification. It's not cheap there and no real world advantage as far a I can

We're launching a new entry-level line under our IFW series - built to be cheap, but not cheap-feeling. KVM virtualization, full NVMe storage, dedicated IPv4+IPv6, and no bandwidth caps. Wanted to bri

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That budget is going to be the hard part — 1TB of storage alone usually starts around $30-60/yr even on promos, and adding a CPU that actually clears 1000 on Geekbench 6 on top of it is a different pr

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I am not looking to go down that rabbit hole again, and it's not really cheaper to run it yourself anyway.

You can't just leave it hands off like a cheap provider. You have to provide something that was more annoying to them than $100 - usually, something they had to hire someone to do.

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Does it have to be US East? If you are fine with SLC, take a look at Cloudblast. Poor performance but good deal for bandwidth and pretty cheap.

50 domains mailbox (all forward only to main)

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It used to be you just needed a passport number to register .su (and .ru), and they didn't exactly validate. A lot of domains held by passport number 123456789...

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Someone in Russia will surely make a business from reselling .ru domains.

But there are registrars that are overzealous. There are registrars that will take down domains because someone complained, and there are other registrars that will answer subpoenas and court orders b

Honestly for that budget Mroutine's probably your safest bet — I've run reseller accounts there and delivery's been solid for me. If you wanna save a few bucks, self-hosting on a cheap VPS with Mailwb

I am planning to use directadmin email resellers for a small business (multiple domains). Already using a provider from LET and have backuply configured. Since this is completely hosted on provider's