Random power outages and internet bandwidth caps can make self hosting prohibitive. Plus the power consumption alone can sometimes cost more than a cheap VPS.

Long story short, I started a web hosting reseller business in late 2023, and without spending a dime on ads, I’ve made $4.5K so far! just from shared hosting and reselling domains. It's only a part t

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Looking for a cheap VPS or server (~$5/month or less) in Singapore , preferably with these specs:

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Nice cheap dedi, VERY good price/performance (and even significantly under $100/yr):

Perhaps the fact is that we fill out the registration form in Cyrillic, and foreigners in Latin, and that's the whole point But in all the time I've been registering .ru domains, I've never come ac

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I'm not saying it's impossible, I'm describing my experience, and I've been dealing with domains for over 20 years, both in Russia and globally. And of course I'm talking about my experience, you sent

Yes, .ru and .su domains are known to require KYC aka passport/ID copies. But from my experience they simply require a copy of your passport, but will not verify its validity or something, and for su

All the others are either small registrars or created to backorder domains.

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This might be a case-by-case thing, as my .ru domains have been working fine without any sort of verification of the random passport number I typed.

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The verified status doesn't mean much. My account with the Russian registrar has the verified status on one domain, but the verified status is not on the other domain. Although both domains are in the

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To be honest, no one in Russia is interested in your passport data, it's just that the registration procedure is such that it is mandatory to provide passport data when registering domains in the .ru