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It's good to see people actually doing the job right, kudos Mike! Keep it up!

People have always loved and will always love drama and to see others fail... which is why such topics remain viral for so long. While, for instance, one of your clients posts a good review about your services, it gets forgotten and buried under piles of drama.

Isn't it possible to request a new clean IP from your provider? 

percise and cheap don't always go hand in hand :D

These poor souls (gvh clients) have been passed around like a bong at a frat party... and been screwed multiple times like a chick at a frat party... now their walk of shame back home, empty handed, dirty and abused =/

I wouldn't trust people from fiverr, elance, freelancer, etc with a serious coding project. You should look for companies in your city/country, companies that you can actually meet face to face and discuss the project, terms, deadlines, concerns, etc.

Nginx for me, ever since I put my hands on it I fell in love with its simplicity and the horsepower that it delivers. Add some varnish goodness on top of it if you need caching and you're all set to deliver content to a lot of users with reasonable resources.

@HN-Matt that's what worked for me when asking for delisting from them, so it should work for you as well... but then again who knows... let us know how it went :D

@HN-Matt: they never answered to any of my delisting requests, but the IPs were always delisted... So try this, send another delisting request saying the malicious account that was sending out spam was removed from your network. Hopefully this will work for you.

Out of curiosity what did you say in your first delisting request you've made towards them?

I've delisted a few IPs on Barracuda, I was actually surprised by their fast (less than 24hrs) delisting (compared to other RBLs)... One thing, their captcha is such a pain in the a$$ Not sure why they went all awol on you...

Come on guys, there's no need to make all of this personal with the name calling and raging all around, everyone has their own opinions... which should be expressed politely... just my 2 cents.

It all looks... so... good! I'm lighting one right now :D

Yes, the system supports ranges/blocks, here's an example: You can add 1.1.1.1/23 to be monitored, and our system will monitor all 512 IPs, but it would monitor them individually because that's how RBLs work, so you'd have 512 monitored IPs in your account, and so on with bigger blocks. I hope...

Hey Tyler, Yes, it is possible to add IPs using CIDR. Also, your account has been upgraded now. Thanks for trying out our service.

I've said this before on LET, if WHT were to vet corp members as you guys want it to (aka company check), then GVH would have passed with flying colors, because as far as I know they are a legit registered company... are they not? So this means other type of vetting, what would that be? based...

HetrixTools is the quick and simple way to monitor your IPs and notice if any of them get blacklisted, so you can immediately take action to find the cause and start the delisting procedures, before it gets to affect you or your clients. We are currently quadrupling the FREE package features...

I'd say don't hold your breath. For some reason I tend to think there could still be lots of WHMCS clients running outdated versions, which would be a valid reason not to make that info public... I'm not sure if their licensing system also sends back the WHMCS version the client is running, but...

Dillybob, you're everywhere! :o ( and this thread is also everywhere :P )

That's a good one, here's an even better one: