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Besides $1 means you need to give them your credit card from day one. That's probably the only reason they have that minimum limit to begin with.

• inigyou 4mo ago
  KYC is a thing in Europe. Internet infrastructure businesses won't do business anonymously as they'd be held liable for anything their anonymous customer did.
  • Chu4eeno 4mo ago
    Isn't mullvad european?
    • dewey 4mo ago
      Yes, but nobody is by default held liable for their anonymous customers. Otherwise you would not be able to buy anything with cash any more.
      • inigyou 4mo ago
        In Sweden you can't. Mullvad is an unusual exception. Sweden is full cashless.
  • notsound 4mo ago
    Most European hosting providers don't KYC. Infrastructure providers are rarely held liable for customer actions in Europe. Most enforcement around this sort of thing is around sanctions violations (Stark Industries).
• shimman 4mo ago
  You don't need a credit card on file, you can prepay and use that balance instead. I'll also say that I've used around 140 gigs of bandwidth the last two months and my costs has only been <$2. Worth it to me, and doubly worth it to avoid the tyranny of big tech (which includes cloudflare).