Bulletproof hosting vs DMCA-ignored

Bulletproof is an old spam/crime word. DMCA-ignored is a copyright-process position. We sell the second, not the first.

Published 2026-08-30 · Updated 2026-08-30 · NovaVPS Editorial

Etymology

Bulletproof in hosting historically meant the vendor would not act on abuse, including crime. That market is full of scams and honeypots. We do not use the word as a promise. Crypto payment does not make a host 'bulletproof'. Plenty of crime hosts took BTC and still vanished with the wallet.

The line

Ignoring a US copyright form letter is not the same as ignoring a child-safety report or a local warrant. If a listing sells bulletproof hosting for phishing kits, walk away. Our no-KYC VPS and dedicated catalog is for legal workloads: Tor, VPN, nodes, mail, games, publishing.

How to shop without the word

Ask: which coins, is there KYC at any spend, what happens to a DMCA email, where is the company, where is the RAM, is DDoS included, how fast is VPS after a crypto invoice confirms. Those questions beat a 'bulletproof' badge.