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IncogNET

Private web Hosting, KVM VPS, Dedicated Servers, Domain Names and VPN.

IncogNET is a vps and domains service that accepts Monero, Bitcoin, Lightning, and Fiat. It may request KYC in rare cases and has a score of 6/10. There are 3 user ratings averaging 4.3/5.

Scores

6
Overall
Okay
64
Privacy
Good
54
Trust
Average
lvl. 2/4
Rare KYC
No routine KYC, but may request it or block funds if compelled by authorities, legal orders, or internal risk review. Refunds are subject to policies.

Overall = 60% Privacy + 40% Trust (Truncated)

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Terms of Service Review

IncogNET provides hosting and VPN services with minimal data collection. Registration requires only an email address. They accept cryptocurrency and comply with jurisdiction-specific legal orders.

No Crypto Refunds

While non-crypto payments for some hosting services offer a 72-hour refund window, payments made via cryptocurrency are explicitly non-refundable.

Strict Data Deletion

If an account is more than 15 days overdue, it is terminated and all associated data, including backups, is permanently and unrecoverably deleted.

Minimal Account Registration

The only information required to create an account is an email address. The service explicitly permits the use of anonymous email providers, aliases, or mail relays.

Tor and VPN Friendly

IncogNET does not block VPN traffic or Tor exit traffic by default and encourages customers to practice good operational security to assist in minimizing data sharing.

System Logging

IP addresses are logged during new orders, account sign-ups, and standard webserver access. These logs are maintained for abuse prevention, rate limiting, and system auditing.

Lawful Compliance

The company complies with valid legal orders based on the jurisdiction of the system or activity involved (e.g., US or Netherlands), but notes they cannot disclose data they do not possess.

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Events

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  1. KYC update

    KYC level changed from 1 to 2

  2. KYC update

    KYC level changed from 2 to 1

  3. Service updated

    Service URLs updated from https://incognet.io/ to https://incognet.io. Added currencies: FIAT

  4. Attribute change

    An attribute was removed (details unavailable)

  5. KYC update

    KYC level changed from 1 to 2

  6. Updated info

    Cash attribute removed, since it is not accepted

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AI Summary

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Users appreciate this hosting service for its strict privacy stance, anonymous signups, and reliable performance. However, reviewers frequently complain about a slow web portal and highly unresponsive customer support.

  • privacy friendly
  • anonymous signups
  • reliable hosting
  • unresponsive support
  • slow portal
  • Tor issues
high-ranking_musician_9735
Single review

Blocks tor now, you go to their onion, and every single button and action redirects to clearnet domain...

Unusable without a clean IP.

Strange when they sell TOR nodes and such they would have this poor development on their website.

fluttering_divider_1817

Have been using different incognet vps'es over the years (Netherlands POP). Reliability is great. I haven't had to use customer service so can't attest to that, but with any provider: make backups and make migration easy for yourself should something happen.

extracurricular_directorship_6551

The trap host.

Despite it truly not needing personal data and protecting free speech (as far as I can see), this host has other flaws that make it very much sub-optimal. Namely:

  • Their business model is based on creating more products without supporting the existing ones adequately. Source: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/197450/incognet-and-lack-of-support
  • Their portal is unusable, with moving at snail speed and logging you out every few minutes in addition
  • They basically ignore support tickets, even while saying they get to them in five days maximum. Weeks or months of waiting times are common
  • They don't accept E-mail communication like literally every host out there
  • They call their services "self-managed", meaning you can't really expect them to fix any issues, even ones of their own making (for example, the recent prolonging of migrations by weeks, leaving servers unable to turn on)

The host is a trap because it seems really good at first glance, but it is an illusion. Looking any deeper beyond "wow has free speech and privacy! sign me up!" will reveal it easily. And you will inevitably learn the issues if you use them for long enough. Don't make my mistake. Oh, I almost forgot. Domain transfer is unavailable for some reason, if you make the blunder of using them as a registrar. At least for me. And again, don't expect them to answer your support tickets because you need divine intervention for that to happen.

2 stars because well, you can sign up anonymously and they don't ban for offensive or unconventional content as far as I can see. But that is not enough to redeem them when so many hosts now do the same, without the other flaws.

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twisting_berth_1589

I've used IncogNet for quite a while, they are privacy friendly. Only their support might be unresponsive some times.