Yes, it is certain that he would be in the same facility - however, since the Server4You parent company owns their own datacenter, he would have to be coloing with Server4You or any of the associated

Pretty much sums things up. And what kind of host would lie about their identity? Sounds like a host who uses Server4You (Image)

@joepie91 I used the link you supplied http://www.robtex.com/cnet/199.189.87.html One IP lower (.18) is a bunch of domains, so I did a whois on them to see if any had ties to geek. My guess is, if he

I'm not sure where you have been looking on Robtex (can you provide links?) but the creeper server lives in a range that is owned by the Server4You parent company. That much is clear. That does not sa

@joepie91 I did a reverse DNS look up on the IPs they say are for Fla and Germany and they both do have geekcraft in the reverse, so I feel they are telling the truth on those. I looked at whois rec

This IP is the A record for creeper.geekcraft.com. It is in a block owned by Hosting Solutions International, the company that apparently runs Server4You, PlusServer, ServerLoft. BSB Service GmbH is a

Server4you's uptime is decent. If you can agree with their TOP/AUS you'll probably be fine.

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server4you setup fee is ridiculous.

server4you looks decent any experience?

thanks, heard of datashack will look up server4you

server4you, datashack

Have you considered the possibility that maybe they are coloing, with Server4You?

HostDime and Hetzner are willing to give out IPs (if you give a real damn good reason and I really doubt they are going to ARIN direct) where as Server4You will not.

According To Their Site: http://www.server4you.com/service/kontakt.php They're part of Hosting Solutions International, Inc.

And uh, they claim they are colocating, etc. I asked them about it, since I suspected they were using Server4You. I did some WHOIS work, and came up with his IP, and saw it was Server4You

Server4you is a f*cked up company.

Server4you is poison.

Something like this (which costs 55$/month when you opt in to pay 10€/month more instead of 150€ setup fee)

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