DMCA-Ignoring Bulletproof Domain+Host?

Any such companies, particularly that are cheap? What about PRQ or Njalla?

for domains is nic.ru / internet.bs god
and for hosting is serveroffers god

Slips85 said:

Njalla is a decent option but their pricing is not as competitive as Shinjiru, which offers similar anonymity and starts at 5.88 EUR per year for a .com domain. Shinjiru's domain registration process is also more streamlined, with an average processing time of 2 hours, compared to Njalla's 12-hour average. Additionally, Shinjiru has a stronger track record of protecting user data, with a 99% success rate in fending off third-party requests for information. Tested both services on a small scale and Shinjiru's support team was more responsive, with a 30-minute average response time.

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What about for small hosting that is DMCA-resistant?

Finally, someone who knows that Njalla' abuse reports are actually often handled by Tucows. Go for Trustname or r01 ru... most of their client base are abuse-prone businesses (pharmas, betting, streamers, etc.)

Just stick to a reliable offshore provider if you want to keep your site up without constantly worrying about it getting nuked

UncleAdolf said:

Any such companies, particularly that are cheap? What about PRQ or Njalla?

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PRQ is literally the same of Njal.la, but different staff.

Try one of those:
https://nicevps.net/products/cat/domains

Bulletproof doesn't exist. Most of them follow ICANN rules.

It really depends on what you are hosting, even so called "bulletproof" providers still have limits and policies. Services like Njalla or PRQ are often mentioned for privacy, but they are not completely DMCA proof. I would focus more on reliability and clear terms rather than expecting full DMCA ignoring.

I would be careful with "DMCA ignoring" hosting, most providers still act if there is enough pressure. From what I have seen, services like Njalla focus more on privacy rather than ignoring complaints completely. It is usually safer to look for providers with flexible policies instead of expecting full protection.

abuse-master said:

Finally, someone who knows that Njalla' abuse reports are actually often handled by Tucows. Go for Trustname or r01 ru... most of their client base are abuse-prone businesses (pharmas, betting, streamers, etc.)

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Some registrars are more bulletproof than others - the best are outside US jurisdiction, proxy registration, and accept crypto

you should check out the Marketplace section at: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/domains-websites-for-sale.195/
and explore the services that offer the solutions you're looking for

you might find that you can work with some of them to resolve all your issues and concerns

hosts like PRQ or Njalla tend to have a pretty sketchy rep, with tons of complaints and recurring uptime issues
i can use for u LuxHost their servers are beefy, their domain offerings are decent, and based on ur needs, i think they should be a good fit

The combination of a secure domain and hosting that ignores the DMCA is a real issue, the bad news is that the weak link is almost always the domain itself, the most robust strategy today is to have hosting in a country outside the jurisdiction of the United States, such as Moldova or Russia, combined with a system to hide the real IP address, there are some reputable offshore providers.

The real headache is the domain because it's public, registrars with a certain reputation for their flexible approach are Njalla and Flokinet, the problem with Njalla is that it acts as an intermediary, so even if your domain is secure, if they come under pressure, they are the legal owners of the name, the lesson is that there's no silver bullet, if you rely on a common domain registered in a normal location and point it to Russian hosting, the weak point isn't the hosting but the domain, the trend today is to do away with the traditional domain and use other techniques to expose content, for the system to work, the hosting must allow certain configurations, and user traffic enters without knowing where the actual data is stored.