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You mean the NDA that states they aren't responsible for anything that happens with the information you provide?

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Age doesn't seem to be a factor, moreso the business type. I know of a few that have gone through a similar process that have had ARIN blocks and dealt with them over the course of many years. I thought what you are thinking before I was able to confirm others went through the same process. 6...

ARIN has been giving the run around to a bunch of VPS providers requesting IP allocations in recent months, making processes take weeks to complete, requesting full client information for all allocations (not just most recent -- not to mention the fact they wanted address, phone numbers, emails...

There is discussion in the ARIN groups to drop the base requirements from a /20 for single homed to either a /22 or a single /24. It's being discussed, but may take a back seat to the transfer policy discussion. Might get changed before they run dry, but I wouldn't hold my breath. Agree with...

Used godaddy for a long time. Been moving stuff over to NameSilo because GoDaddy has been reaaaallly bad. Pretty pleased with NameSilo overall.

GVH is in the housing market now, didn'tchya know?

Not sure why they are using Email Marketer for this, that's not really the intent of the marketer deal. Idea is to say (for example) force password resets every 90 days, or to send an email thanking a customer when they reach X years hosted with you. Not to send out an email that everyone is...

While there is SOME fault to WHMCS for it being so easy to run crons/pop importer email files, etc the real blame lies in anyone dumb enough to not secure their admin directory. WHMCS even suggests some basic securing of the admin directory: http://docs.whmcs.com/Further_Security_Steps

For what it's worth, I still have a dummy account setup with GVH with no VPS active and did NOT receive a password reset email. I did, however, get a mass email that stated they are investigating.

I have no idea.

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ARIN takes on average 2-4 days for a standard IP allocation request when they aren't getting picky about data. If they get picky with your data and justification, then you're looking at an average of 2 weeks or so to complete an allocation. You may see a rush of people applying for IP space, but...

Yes. And totally unbiased points too ;) (that's sarcasm about being unbiased)

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I know for sure someone had voted 5 points for us but had JUST registered that day, so likely tossed out for that reason. I remember talking to the guy in IRC about it.

Find it pretty interesting that the last big IP allocations have gone to similar stuff. /14 to Time Warner Cable (I think it was a /14?) /12 to Cloudflare /10 to Akamai

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Ours took about the same if we didn't argue with ARIN about the information they demanded. Spent an additional 2 weeks or so going back and forth with them on that.