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Right now Burst is tunneling a connection from PA to NC and customers are in world of issues / malfunctioning / MTU hell. DC74 is the new facility.... Not bad looking network: http://bgp.he.net/AS17216 ASN is tiny... 8,448 vs. Burst's own 296k....

New thread for the colo@ / SecureDragon ongoing issue:

As per SecureDragon's Twitter: https://twitter.com/SecureDragonLLC/status/448761993017978880 "Apparently our NJ servers are being sent to another data center. No notice was given to us and we're not sure where they are going." Others commented on here about the situation.... What is going...

I'll start a thread for this :)

I have to turn off the monitor and walk away, my stomach hurts from the sheer laughter.... Mind you Burst today sits here with multiple equipment leases in default...  so does volumeDrive :)

Hard to say about vD and where servers were siphoned out of... I suspect you are right though @rds100 :) vD in the WHT thread back then was stated to have ~ 1000 servers and appeared to be at original Burst DC. There were a few hundred left behind - 200-300... meaning 600-700 left.  Which...

I throw my fedora in... along with the rest of the BurstedNet implosion series.

Hehe betting :) But I only have Asset Backed Securities to offer. LA 2-3 weeks?Hmm... I think Burst has a large customer that justifies what they have out there and why they are there. Question is if the gear, leases, etc. are or are/aren't bundled with the now about to scrutinized Securities...

Corporate veil is pierced when the CEO knowingly does such directly. Funny vD argued venue was improper in that State / had never been there.   Allegedly security cameras prove otherwise to the Court. vD is going down.

And a parting shot... Back when volumeDrive withdrew from Burst slyly,  there were 200-300 "left behind".  I'm unsure how this compares with total number of servers vD had (if their total or not). It's curious, because I've claimed that I view Dunmore as having approximately 500 servers there...

I haven't found a hint of a document where volumeDrive  is being sued by Burst.  Doesn't mean vD isn't being sued by someone. Possible other creditors and finance  fools involved are doing some suit against vD.    I do know, unrelated to Burst, but other suit(s) pending against vD elsewhere...

Asset Backed Securitization is: Financial security backed by a loan, lease or receivables against assets other than real estate and mortgage-backed securities. For investors, asset-backed securities are an alternative to investing in corporate debt. Investopedia explains 'Asset-Backed Security...

Well I hate to seem lazy, but Burst + Shawn Arcus  have a boatload of UCC filings in Pennsylvania.  PA requires an account to download the documents.  Reading these could take days to weeks. Two batches... First Burst, then the owner Shawn Arcus. MATCHES: BURSTNET TECHNOLOGIES 2012051605048...

That's simple actually :)   As part of their industrial space lease, the landlord assumed the electric bills and passed such through/along. In commercial leasing this sort of thing does often happen.  Depending on type of business, the electric possibly can be included in your lease payment...

Do we have to pay IBM or was it Xerox or DRDOS or who did they dupe to get 1.0?

:popcorn: POPCORN :popcorn:

Well let's see... These are the electric bill totals in the Landlord's materials submitted with suit to the Lackwanna County Civil Court... submitted within the timeline of the whole bigger event. OCTOBER 17, 2011           <--- Backlog funds Digiport (see 9/4/2013 below) JANUARY 3, 2012      ...

Which part @rds100 ?   I can timeline it probably... The 200k$ electric bill was certainly the Scranton facility. The eviction notices certainly are for the Dunmore facility and they are inclusive of the much smaller, still unpaid electric bills + lease payables.

I posted in prior mass document thread that Burst in their own press said they went from 30k customers to 12k customers in less than a year (2013-2014).  Some of that decline was divesting of the UK.  Still curiously HUGE drop. Speculation on server count, but, sheerly on power draw of a rather...

... and Burst not paying their electric bill.... Let's just say there is more to that.  They were sued in 2012 for $200k+ in unpaid electric bills from a utility wholesaler.