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So does that mean starting your own proxy shop business is practically impossible, even with a budget of, say, $200?

* They rent absolutely massive blocks.

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We allow betting sites. Doesn't need to be in Netherlands.

Get some cheap server at a provider that will announce client IP space and and rent the biggest chunk you can afford. A /24 (~254 IPs) will likely cost you between 90€/m and 120€/m (depending on selle

No, they knew it sound spread based on the title. Otherwise it would have been an announcement in logged in view or an email to existing clients, not a public blog post.

This article was from their own site, likely aimed at users of Bunny already.. in that case, it would be "free" and would save existing users money.

Well, no. It's basically giving you the IPs at cost and a pretty good cost at that too. If you want to push the price lower you'll have to rent (large) blocks of IPs (1000s of IPs) yourself but if the

I find it hard to believe this, to be honest. I've been a customer of ReliableSite for 8 years now and it's always been the same culture.

And again i wouldn't have given two single shits if it hadn't been for the dumbass replies the guy has gotten. There's a difference between being slow and (i'll be nice and not assume intent) ignorant

This feature is in the works, we are currently building our own GEO IP database to be able to support this.

actually going on. Anyone who bothered to do the slightest bit of research before taking part in the sale would have known to expect some delays... were they longer this time than previously? Sure. C

Yeah, they just want us moved out to be able to rent out the hw again for double or triple price even while those two or four year old existing services are already all paid off again and again and a

@DartNode should have withhold those dirty IPs from the pool. So, the next customer who received doesn't have their account disabled. It's fail-fatal.

I think DartNode should enable IP Market so that we can purchase our own IP addresses directly through the platform. It would make the process much more convenient and accessible for customers.

Just wanted to chime in and say I'm facing the exact same issue as mentioned above. @keoir @DartNode

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I am mostly running them because (surprise!) I love self-hosting and I learn something from it. However, eventually, if I will be able to build truly fault tolerant system, I would love to fully migra

Running your own is more expensive though, but also way more fun and you have more control.