Comment by unethical_ban
1 year ago
edit: Vultr info is wrong. They don't have anonymous use anymore.
Vultr, for example.
There are high-quality IaaS providers that accept bitcoin for payment, allowing someone to host a server on their platform without revealing their identity.
Vultur requires a card linked for ID verification even if paying for BTC. Or at least they did in the past when I tried.
Interesting. I can't even create an account with a privacy address (passmail.net forwarding). Wankers.
You are correct. "Account must be funded by credit card or PayPal before making a Bitcoin deposit." No more anonymity on Vultr.