VPN Services

[Fyyre]

Hi chants!

Thanks for the reply =)

I've made AWS accounts, used Lightsail server + Linux + OpenVPN in the past, these work very well... however, yes the cost and personal attribution makes this problematic.

Seems like the state of affairs is just that.

I appreciate the insight!

-Fyyre

Originally Posted by chants

There are two basic choices at this day and age. One is a dedicated IP VPN, something many VPN service providers are selling. Second would be to just get a virtual private server that allows tunneling. If you want to change locations it's not as easy though. Amazon is probably the biggest service for this with wide coverage and good management tools but they come at a significant cost.

Scoring systems for everything even phone numbers are making things pretty tough nowadays.

[Debugger]

Originally Posted by Fyyre

Hi chants!

Thanks for the reply =)

I've made AWS accounts, used Lightsail server + Linux + OpenVPN in the past, these work very well... however, yes the cost and personal attribution makes this problematic.

Seems like the state of affairs is just that.

I appreciate the insight!

-Fyyre

I will suggest go with Vultr. They have cheap linux VM with dedicated ip ($5) if you want to. I use it for hosting small applications. Been solid service and uptime.

[NON]

Originally Posted by Debugger

I will suggest go with Vultr. They have cheap linux VM with dedicated ip ($5) if you want to. I use it for hosting small applications. Been solid service and uptime.

Vultr and DigitalOcean already abused too much. Most of the IPs from there are already blacklisted. So not much of use for VPN. Already tried.
Should be okay for hosting though.