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This is a lot of IP addresses for a VPS.  You may want to consider a low-end dedicated server instead.

Ford actually uses their IP space internally (as do most big companies).  Just because they do not announce it publicly does not mean it is not in use.  They could likely replace it all with RFC 1918 if they wanted, but that could cause conflicts with suppliers who also use RFC 1918 space.

45.2.0.045.3.255.255ARIN2015-09whois.arin.netALLOCATED 45.66.0.045.67.255.255RIPE...

http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-recovered-address-space/ipv4-recovered-address-space.xhtml Looks like they have assigned the new space.

Talk to a SPLA provider.  We use Insight and they work pretty well.  You can e-mail them at [email protected] to get setup with a sales rep.

IPv6 won't be the answer for a long time.  Especially with all of the second hand gear that will probably get deployed in some of these locations.  Just trying to look at it from another point of view.

The geographic areas covered AFRINIC currently have very low Internet connectivity penetration.  As the continent develops, there will be a need for IPv4 space.  Just because they don't need it now doesn't mean they won't need it in the future. I suspect we'll even see some new providers...

Because this was the agreement between all of the RIRs once the IANA free pool was depleted. And also, this:

Since you mentioned it - we are in the process of turning up PCCW sometime soon.  Unfortunately, there have been some delays with getting the cross connects installed, but we are getting close to having PCCW online in both locations (Atlanta and Los Angeles).

Thank you very much for the review and for your business!

Your Newark, NJ based IP address for your "NYC" offer is single-homed to Zayo.   I guess you could run Noction on a single-homed network, but not sure it is worth the license fees to do so...

Speaking of BitPay, I saw that they now offer the ability to process refunds for payments processed through their site.

"CBRE considers Northern Virginia, Phoenix, Atlanta, Silicon Valley, New York-New Jersey, Chicago, and Dallas-Fort Worth to be the country’s primary data center markets." http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2015/08/10/top-us-data-center-markets-absorbed-100-mw-in-first-half-of-2015/

Yes, I did the same and it seems to be working now.

It seems that hyperlinks aren't working in posts or in signatures.  The hyperlink links back to the post instead of the intended location.

https://vpsboard.com/new-content/

I think I figured out the issue I was encountering - my bookmark bar had vpsboard linked to http instead of https.

It doesn't seem to be remembering my login even though I told it to remember.  I just tried deleting all of the old cookies and signing in again... hopefully, that will solve the issue.

SiriusXM's web player was just redesigned... in Flash.  Not sure what they were thinking.

Seems unlikely based on the current burn rates.