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LuxHost

LuxHost

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LuxHost gives you the ability to buy servers and domains anonymously at affordable prices.

LuxHost is a hosting and domains service that accepts Bitcoin. It has a guaranteed no-KYC policy and has a score of 7/10. There is 1 user rating averaging 1/5.

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7
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75
Privacy
Good
50
Trust
Average
lvl. 0/4
Guaranteed no KYC
Terms explicitly state KYC will never be requested.
Privacy 75 × 60% + Trust 50 × 40% = Overall 7/10
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Listing edits (2)
  1. Listing edit

    KYC update

    KYC level changed from 2 to 0

  2. Listing edit

    Currency update

    Removed currencies: MONERO

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  • Listed Oct 13, 2024
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AI Summary

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Reviews for this service are strongly divided. Customers highly praise the affordable pricing, complete anonymity, and strict no KYC policy, which provides excellent privacy. Conversely, a significant technical flaw is the lack of AAAA records on their free DNS servers, completely preventing access from IPv6-only environments. Some users consider this exclusion an unethical practice that negatively impacts users in developing regions.

  • Affordable pricing
  • Anonymous service
  • No KYC
  • High privacy
  • Lacks AAAA records
  • Unethical practices
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The free DNS servers (ns3.my-ndns.com and ns4.my-ndns.com) provided by this service to domain registrants lack AAAA records. This means that unless a separate DNS server is set up, they cannot be accessed from IPv6-only environments. IPv4 addresses are in short supply across Asia and Africa. This service's stance is an unethical practice that widens the gap between developed and developing nations.