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Yes it works great. I use gDNSd servers in 10 locations around the world and than geocast the DNS servers as well as the web servers. So after the first lookup the user goes to the closest DNS server

That kinda sound amazing given the fact you are running more than one service there, is the latency good enough for your DNS needs?

I use my RackNerd 4GB flash special from a couple of years ago in LAX DC2 to host one of my inbound only email servers and a gDNSd DNS server.

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Fuck yea, latency based dns is LIIIIIT.

How about dns.he.net ?

$0.70 per 1 milion GeoDNS requests

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* 2 Dedicated IPv4 Addresses (Reverse DNS / PTR Available)

https://gcore.com/dns - their free plan is very generous, been using it for some time now - AAA+++ service and support even tho I never paid them anything.

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Control panels saves you from setting up server, you don't have to create vhost entries, exim, spamassasin, DNS, ftp and a lot more, control panels do all that for you.

BunnyDNS.

I'm looking for a Geo DNs service .... I want to have multiple A records and serve the closest one to the visitor ..... unless anyone knows a better way of doing it?