Totally agreed , in finance sector , you dont hide identity of owners/partners etc, if someone hides then definable there is something fishy .

But like, any somewhat serious business usually would at least roughly want to know who is managing their money.

I really don't care about the legal entity behind it. I care about that it's a good processor and they give you your crypto. There is far worse ones which have company information easily available but

Avoid using these kinds of crypto payment processors—host your own BTCPay Server and receive payments directly to your wallet. No middleman, no 2–3% fees, and no risk of funds being frozen. Cryptomus

Interesting to see hosts vouching for a uh.. service that is most definitely illegal under their own countries anti money laundering rules (Image)

Good point. Waiting for a answer from @Cryptomus

They are legit because they are not known as scammers? Or legit because they are used by companies?

BGP support is not provided on standard VPS plans. If you need to work with your own announcements and full BGP support, then this is implemented on dedicated servers or within individual solutions -

Hi, the sale page being separate from the main inventory list is unfortunately a limitation of our billing system. Something we're working on improving so appreciate your feedback!

I have been customer of Ouiheberg for more than 2 years & half, never experienced any issue with them. The support is usually very responsive, & understanding.

I dont use any vpn and i'm behind residential ip and get cloudflare captchas everywhere EXCEPT cloudflare own website.

I couldn't reinstall the VPS properly, their SSH credentials didn't work. They switched me to a new panel with new IP, still couldn't log in. After another reinstall, I hadn't even used the VPS yet -

Service : SUSPENDED (paying customer locked out)

OuiHeberg suspended my VPS for "brute force attacks" when I was trying to login using SSH credentials their own support team provided. Now demanding immediate restoration and compens

b) I strongly suggest to focus on providers in the respective country, because having own hands in the DC is a major factor in reliability as well as reaction time in case SHTF (which can happen even

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There are many ways to achieve it.

Edit: oops, you are running your own hestiacp server...wouldnt that panel allow you to create multiple user account?and wasnt that each account have their own redis...?

Each user getting their own process is ideal since then you can limit the CPU/RAM of it (cloudlinux does this). There's no chance of an ACL failure (be it at configure time, be it changes between vers

For HestiaCP, I think it’s better to use Redis ACLs rather than relying on Unix sockets or systemd services.