In my country, Russia, yes, yes, which is under the biggest sanctions that have ever been imposed on the country. $15 is a half-day salary, somewhere in the ass of my country in a small town)

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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

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My advice to you is if you want a .ru or .su and if you want to be safe, use www.reg.com - It is currently the largest registrar in Russia. Provide your real details and feel great. They don't require

It's funny, those who don't live in Russia are arguing with those who live in Russia about the rules of the .ru domain zone. It's real funny.

This is the first time I've seen a registrar request a scanned passport in Russia when registering a domain. This is the exception rather than the rule. FE.ru - This is some kind of small "po

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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

Location: Russia/NL.

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Russians are currently paying for pirated Windows licenses, but the beneficiary is the Russian government in lieu of Microsoft. Domestically those licenses are considered valid.