Not sure where you get your 2.50$ and 250 Mps.

Thanks for the suggestions! I didn't know BuyVM, their prices almost seem too good to be true. I mean, 250 Mbps unmetered for $2.50... That's like perfect lol

Honestly just get a buyvm, ovh, run nginx, put the same file on all of them and randomly redirect to one

For 2TB transfer it's not going to matter much unless they're all downloading it at the same time. Plenty of "unmetered" bandwidth VPS like Afterburst, BuyVM, OVH, etc. Using a CDN f

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For me tor is not a "test new provider" kinda thing (I don't simply run tor in all my account), a provider who allows tor in their network do have balls (eg. BuyVM allow exit node wi

None of the above will work. Try BuyVM again with a DDoS protected IP, and give some work to the Cloudflare guys. I'm sure they are up for a challenge.

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Host provided me that information I already have the servers from hosteam.pk , buyvm, stormwall, rs-media ( Russian ), team-host(Russian) , php-friends right now which I am facing attacks to, artplane

The providers that have their own hardware tend to be more solid (HostHatch, Virmach, BuyVM, Ultravps.eu etc). There are trusted providers that have moved away from LET for other reasons, eg VPSDime.

Just guessing but probably your usual suspects: BuyVM, InceptionHosting (although Ant is technically "inactive" on LET now), Ramnode, Virmach, Clouvider.

Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 16.0MB/sSoftlayer, Frankfurt, DE 159.122.69.4 15.1MB/sSoftlayer, Singapore, SG 119.81.28.170 9.86MB/sSoftlayer, HongKon

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Seattle, WA 67.228.112.250 72.0MB/sSoftlayer, Frankfurt, DE 159.122.69.4 13.4MB/sSoftlayer, Singapore, SG 119.81.28.170 10.0MB/sSoftlayer, HongKon

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