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yeah this is going to save a lot in that area for me now :)

You operate under a 95% commit based bandwidth model (correct me if I am wrong), so I'd assume you're offsetting the total amount in your other services. In most cases, Outbound bandwidth is higher on your 95% than Inbound, so almost all inbound bandwidth ends up being "free" as a result. If you...

Nice. Any install instructions specific to this? Where are we dropping the folder, or does it matter which modules area it's under?

You know what, I'm not sure how we managed to drop the datacenter info from the post, that's interesting :P

WHAT Where is this I need this plugin. This is prob one of my biggest issues right now for sure :P *searches*

I'm growing to like it, but it def needs a max width. The site looks weird on it on a 2560 x 1440p resolution. So fixed width at least would be nice.

We needs a proper dark ish theme!

Aren't you guys with Cologix? O_o

Wait what the hell. Since when does a company that can apply for their own IP allocations, and HAS their own IP allocations continue to need IPs from their upstream? Doesn't look fishy at all. Nope. Not at all.

BLASPHEMY 

At this rate, the list of non CC providers in the low end market may just be shorter than the list OF CC based providers :)

As per ARIN Stage 2 policies that carry over to Stage 3, a team of Senior Analysts are supposed to handle requests over /16's. Not sure what CC did. It likely had something to do with routing /18's to 1 dedicated server and Swipping it in the name of a spammer for the sake of the application...

Because ColoCrossing JUST got it today. a /14 is 262144 IPs.

Lets add another /14 to the list shall we! http://whois.domaintools.com/107.175.255.255

Good post for those that don't know :) Saw it a few times, was quite annoying.

One can never have enough bandwidth!

Honestly it's an easy deterrent. Spammers etc may ask for a /29 but if you ask for justification forms to be filled out they usually won't bother with all the extra effort. 

It wouldn't surprise me. I've done 3 requests and they've all been the same way so I just assume it's standard policy. Doesn't always have to be I suppose.

I typically avoid long-term payments unless I know I intend to use it that long. Some projects don't work out, needs change, so forth so doesn't make sense to pay for something I don't end up using.

I mean regarding applying for IP space. They have a policy in place to forward and manually review all requests that request a /15 or larger iirc. I forget what the exact number is, but their stage 3 policy has something requiring some additional steps/work done on ARIN's part for a very large...