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@CharityHost_org gave away "FTP Storage" services. People put data in public_html directory via FTP.

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@CharityHost_org sold an FTP storage box where any random internet user could access content stored in the public_html folder, regardless of whether the client had explicitly setup a domain to share t

Also do you really people believe @CharityHost_org is so rich that hey assigned "public IP" per free FTP service and he gave away hundreds of those? Stahp, it wasn't "per IP

No, unless the host hilariously misconfigured the FTP server like @ailice and @itachikonoha were mentioning. That would be a funny twist of events, the host blaming you for their own bad configuration

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Your FTP Storage account has now been setup and this email contains all the information you will need in order to begin using your account.

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OMG! You never read or listen! The domain YOU choose when you sign up for FTP accounts. YOU CHOOSE. Meaning it can be any domain or subdomain. It does not need to be registered or resolve, but it