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sadd

@c1vhosting said: Only €1,49/year

Are you sure it's a year?

c1vhosting

@sadd said:

@c1vhosting said: Only €1,49/year

Are you sure it's a year?

Yeah @sadd .

rogertheshrubb3r

Is it recurring though or just for the first year?

c1vhosting

@rogertheshrubb3r said:
Is it recurring though or just for the first year?

Recurring offer!

skorous

You might want to be a little careful since there's already an established provider in this space with that name.
https://vpnunlimited.com/

c1vhosting

@skorous said:
You might want to be a little careful since there's already an established provider in this space with that name.

Understood. That's their company name; ours is simply the name of a plan.

root

Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

c1vhosting

@root said:
Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

You should just contact us

yoursunny

@c1vhosting said:

@root said:
Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

You should just contact us

Our email inbox has no DKIM record and is receive only, so we cannot contact you.

cybertech

@root said:
Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

that's why i suggested he contact me instead, but was refused sadly.

Wonder_Woman

@cybertech said:

@root said:
Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

that's why i suggested he contact me instead, but was refused sadly.

I also have one in the same situation, and I never even had a chance to use it!

treesmokah

Unmetered bandwidth on 10Gbps port for 1,5 eur per year? This is suspiciously cheap, so cheap in fact I will pass. I have no idea what is the strategy here since there is absolutely no way it will make you any money, and It probably wont bring you potential client for your other services as quality of this vpn service is probably dubious(looking at previous complaints).

root

@Wonder_Woman said:

@cybertech said:

@root said:
Stay away from this provider. I have one bought 3 months ago, and for the last 2 months it is disabled.

The fun part: they want to be contacted by email, not by opening support tickets. Yeah right.

Cancellation: also email. So it is disabled but will charge me if I don't contact them to not renew the disabled service which was disabled by them. Just wonderful!

that's why i suggested he contact me instead, but was refused sadly.

I also have one in the same situation, and I never even had a chance to use it!

thagoat

F*ck it, bought one.
EDIT: Working on my Android phone

c1vhosting

@treesmokah said:
Unmetered bandwidth on 10Gbps port for 1,5 eur per year? This is suspiciously cheap, so cheap in fact I will pass. I have no idea what is the strategy here since there is absolutely no way it will make you any money, and It probably wont bring you potential client for your other services as quality of this vpn service is probably dubious(looking at previous complaints).

Give it a try

carlin0

@treesmokah said:
Unmetered bandwidth on 10Gbps port for 1,5 eur per year? This is suspiciously cheap, so cheap in fact I will pass. I have no idea what is the strategy here since there is absolutely no way it will make you any money, and It probably wont bring you potential client for your other services as quality of this vpn service is probably dubious(looking at previous complaints).

Meanwhile, he collects customer data

brian

what is the vpn server location?

c1vhosting

@brian said:
what is the vpn server location?

Pomezia (Italy)

Astro

I am quite baffled at the stubborness of not implementing a ticket system. Literally an issue I see mentioned everywhere with this provider. I guess then the provider actually becomes accountable rather than playing the game of 'did you send the email? we didnt get it'

c1vhosting

@Astro said:
I am quite baffled at the stubborness of not implementing a ticket system. Literally an issue I see mentioned everywhere with this provider. I guess then the provider actually becomes accountable rather than playing the game of 'did you send the email? we didnt get it'

We have improved our contact center a lot over the months and, although it still needs improvement, it is still effective and functional.

Astro

'Contact Center' lol

sliix

It'll be easier for all parties involved if you have a ticketing system. Just saying.

IAmNix

For those who did get functional service - how is it? Speeds, availability, reliability, consistency?

Lantern1368

@IAmNix said:
For those who did get functional service - how is it? Speeds, availability, reliability, consistency?

It did work.

I didn't see speedtests exceeding ~175MbPS though.

mikewazar

eh 1.5EUR

works

mikewazar

Kinda surprised at how performant this €0.12c service works. From South Africa, I tested it against PIA, NordVPN, Ivacy, Proton, and Windscribe and both synthetic and organic tests seem great.

Only problem is CV1 now has my details on file, so next time a tempting deadpooler of a deal drops I’ll have no choice but to give them money :—(

wankel

@mikewazar said: (...) no choice but to give them money

Hahaha :-D

c1vhosting

@mikewazar said:
Kinda surprised at how performant this €0.12c service works. From South Africa, I tested it against PIA, NordVPN, Ivacy, Proton, and Windscribe and both synthetic and organic tests seem great.

Only problem is CV1 now has my details on file, so next time a tempting deadpooler of a deal drops I’ll have no choice but to give them money :—(

😋

rcy026

Just a thought, but why would anyone want a vpn in Italy with all the "piracy shield" mayhem going on there? My initial reaction is that Italy would be one of the last places I would like to terminate a vpn right now.

foxone

@rcy026 said:
Just a thought, but why would anyone want a vpn in Italy with all the "piracy shield" mayhem going on there? My initial reaction is that Italy would be one of the last places I would like to terminate a vpn right now.

If you don't use IPTV you're mostly not affected.

host_c

@c1vhosting

bro, nice offer, keep it up!

rcy026

@foxone said:

@rcy026 said:
Just a thought, but why would anyone want a vpn in Italy with all the "piracy shield" mayhem going on there? My initial reaction is that Italy would be one of the last places I would like to terminate a vpn right now.

If you don't use IPTV you're mostly not affected.

Unless they manage to block Cloudflare again

https://www.techdirt.com/2024/03/19/italys-piracy-shield-blocks-innocent-web-sites-and-makes-it-hard-for-them-to-appeal/

Ympker

At that price point, I'd probably shell out some extra euros to get a cheap nat vps for like 5€/yr and host my own. Nothing against the offer, but if I only needed one location, I'd probably host my own. That's just me, though. I'm sure it can work for others

c1vhosting

@Ympker said:
At that price point, I'd probably shell out some extra euros to get a cheap nat vps for like 5€/yr and host my own. Nothing against the offer, but if I only needed one location, I'd probably host my own. That's just me, though. I'm sure it can work for others

Your feedback is appreciated to let us improve

c1vhosting

By the way: we have improved our ticketing system and it is now much more reliable!

foxone

But there is no ticketing system still?

c1vhosting

@foxone said:
But there is no ticketing system still?

There is, it is mail based.

somik

@c1vhosting did you know your avatar disappears when using LES in "dark" mode?

c1vhosting

@somik said:
@c1vhosting did you know your avatar disappears when using LES in "dark" mode?

I didn’t noticed it, thank you for your help ❤️

It is because it’s transparent background.
I’ll fix it soon

Freek

Are the IPs classified as residential or datacenter use?

wankel

@Freek said:
Are the IPs classified as residential or datacenter use?

I've seen the term coming up a few times now, and figured it was time to find out what it is about.

It seems searching for "VPN residential IP" brings me into scam-territory very quickly.

Are there many non-shady use cases for residential IP proxies? Who defines which kind of IP class one IP or another is? Are legitimate uses of residential IP proxies covered by datacenter IP proxies?

If we're going way off topic here, I'll open a new thread

foxone

@wankel said:
Are there many non-shady use cases for residential IP proxies? Who defines which kind of IP class one IP or another is? Are legitimate uses of residential IP proxies covered by datacenter IP proxies?

Casual, normal navigation. Datacenter IPs get all kind of captchas and 403s because websites see them as malicious.

Freek

@foxone said:

@wankel said:
Are there many non-shady use cases for residential IP proxies? Who defines which kind of IP class one IP or another is? Are legitimate uses of residential IP proxies covered by datacenter IP proxies?

Casual, normal navigation. Datacenter IPs get all kind of captchas and 403s because websites see them as malicious.

@wankel this is the answer, at least for me

c1vhosting

@Freek said:
Are the IPs classified as residential or datacenter use?

It is both depending on the IP you get assigned but they are all well ranked (no blacklists, no issues on OTT websites etc..).
There is no warranty you’ll get a specific category one (ex. Residential) as nobody can guarantee it. Who does is not transparent.

Freek

@c1vhosting said:

@Freek said:
Are the IPs classified as residential or datacenter use?

It is both depending on the IP you get assigned but they are all well ranked (no blacklists, no issues on OTT websites etc..).
There is no warranty you’ll get a specific category one (ex. Residential) as nobody can guarantee it. Who does is not transparent.

Sorry, maybe I misunderstand, but you're the provider of this service, right? So I assume you know from which IP range(s) the IPs originate from?

foxone

@Freek said:

@c1vhosting said:

@Freek said:
Are the IPs classified as residential or datacenter use?

It is both depending on the IP you get assigned but they are all well ranked (no blacklists, no issues on OTT websites etc..).
There is no warranty you’ll get a specific category one (ex. Residential) as nobody can guarantee it. Who does is not transparent.

Sorry, maybe I misunderstand, but you're the provider of this service, right? So I assume you know from which IP range(s) the IPs originate from?

When connecting from the vpn, i get an address from:

• IPv6: 2a05:4140:34::/64
• IPv4: 208.65.84.0/24

IP2Location reports it as VPN, ipinfo.io reports "type:"hosting","

kasuganosora

Is it still available?

c1vhosting

@kasuganosora said:
Is it still available?

Check https://bgpvpn.com/ offers.

Freek

@c1vhosting said:

@kasuganosora said:
Is it still available?

Check https://bgpvpn.com/ offers.

Nice offers

root

@Freek said:

@c1vhosting said:

@kasuganosora said:
Is it still available?

Check https://bgpvpn.com/ offers.

Nice offers

You might want to open a support ticket.