Avoid Hostinger and One.com (still lean towards managed environments with strict contract lock-ins). Contabo looks cheap on paper, but suffers from overselling (high CPU steal) and bandwidth bottlenec

Try Contabo

Contabo is know for being 'friendly' towards spammers and other bad actors, I suppose they will ignore complaints.

Sorry, no response so far. But keep in mind that my last contact with the Contabo people was >= 5 years ago, so maybe the two I tried to contact don't work there anymore or the email addresses

Done, email to Contabo contacts sent. Hopefully they'll react (although probably only tomorrow).

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The attackers are mostly (or entirely?) originating from Contabo IPs. I wish Contabo was active on LET so they could investigate and chime in.

There is an ongoing DDoS attack against Tor relays, and there's some discussion of mitigations on the tor-relays mailing list. The attack mostly comes from Contabo and overload the relay's CPU (it's a

Adding a comparable option to your list - our EPYC Configurator in Eygelshoven, NL at 2 cores / 8 GB RAM / 100 GB NVMe (RAID 1) lands at around 10.19€/mo (~£8.65) standard, or 9.17€/mo with code LET10

Yep, it's coming from Contabo IPs. Consider using toalf's tor-ddos mitigation script if you use iptables. I'm deploying it across more of my fleet now and it's catching most of the attacks while leavi

Contabo

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Thanks but nope, I won't clear it up because I often see Epyc based VPSs with AES but no AVX2. That's by no means related (only) to this provider (Contabo).

Recently an idea struck me while looking at my (detailed) list of VPS. I have three Contabo VPSs, one in DE (which was upgraded and is actually nice), one in Murrica (St. Louis) (which I consider crap

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Apart from Leaseweb and Contabo, I'd also recommend @serverpoint.

you won't get 10-20tb bandwidth in Singapore for $5. Maybe look at Contabo Singapore if routing isn't a big concern and you can pay $10 instead, Contabo has "unlimited traffic" in As

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