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Because they are so cheap, they are often used by spammers or other shady entities. So occasionally they may ask for ID. For example, if you connect from one co
by MikusR 3y ago
Because they are so cheap, they are often used by spammers or other shady entities. So occasionally they may ask for ID. For example, if you connect from one country, use an address from another country and use prepaid card from yet another country.
- crotchfire 3y agoused by spammers Then why don't they just ask for ID if you want port 25 unblocked? Doesn't add up.
- V__ 3y agoThe ports are blocked by default for new customers. After a few billing cycles, a request can be made to have it lifted.