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no, thanks
You'd think Netflix would love to have a list like that...
Why did you thank me? I'm saying no provider is going to tell you on a public forum that they have good IP's. That's asking NetFlix to insta-ban them...?
Don't be dicks guys. Do you guys honestly think Netflix is actively monitoring LET with a shitty Google Alerts config and with the support of the NSA?
Yes. Maybe not Google Alerts but something properitary and maybe not NSA, but I'd assume they are.
Even if they don't there are competitors who would deliberately report it to them ;-).
Well, if telling the OP why they aren't going to be getting any responses makes me a dick, I guess I'll wear that badge?
I've been on the hunt, and to be completely honest ... I gave up.
What I did is/was, sent a raspberry pi to a friend in the US (all configured, since He is not an expert at anything related to IT...). All he had to do was plug it into his router and voila, a friend whom I trust and letting me piggyback his US IP.
Kudos to openvpn for making it all simple
The truth is out there
Yeah was thinking of doing that. If i cant find one i will have to send one over!
Do they block by looking for certain words in the reverse whois or do they really have ranges of IPSs blocked or probably ranges of knowns isps whitelisted and everything else is denied???
Good advise, maybe my boss willing to host my rasberrypi on his home