Jar, you're right. As a reseller, there is the responsibility to manage one's own customer group well and prevent the occurrence of situations where the service is abused.

Same, but regardless of who's safe/trusted/reputable etc etc.. keep your own backups. Even as a direct customer.

The thing is, one person’s data on its own isn’t that valuable. But when you’ve got data from a lot of people, that’s when patterns start to show up, stuff that can actually give real insights and hel

But isn't it normal to disable one account or domain?

You can flag your own thread if you want a mod to close it.

I care for privacy. Esp when I’m just minding my own business.

I’m facing an ongoing DNS issue with some of the domains I transferred to Cosmotown last year, and I’m hoping to get some help or insight from the community.

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You are going to just waste money on audit or gdpr consultants.

You need to up those numbers

Please don't use your mind to think about other people's problems.

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Please pay attention to the key point, it can be a shared IP, that is, the node you provide can be for many people to use together

Can I rent up to 30 IPV4s for $10?

I could also temporarily rent some temporarily idle IPs for search access instead of the offending content.

For $10 a month, I can rent by the month, by the quarter, by the long term.

Europe, America, it could be shared, or you could give me a vpn.

* Data staying within EU jurisdiction, simplifying compliance for my own operations

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I don't think even @kuroit or @ManishPant have as many deals on their OWN infrastructure as you do.