Cheap webhosting with cheap C class IPs

[peter22]

Hello,

Could you recommend me cheap webhosting that can assign IPs from different C classes for reasonable price (let's say $1/IP). They should be able to assign the IPs one by one, not in packs of 3 or more.

Thanks...

[martinsc]

not sure about the price, but hit up the guys and gals at www.CertifiedHosting.com aka Naked Hosting
I"m sure they can set you up....

[Horny Guy]

Cyberwurx...can do that

[DamianJ]

Can you find any proof anywhere it works though?

[adultsitecms]

www.CertifiedHosting.com is the bees' knees. they come highly recommended.

[CurrentlySober]

Can you find any proof anywhere it works though?

Shhhh.... As long as its CHEAP... (X 2 Cheap...)

[peter22]

not sure about the price, but hit up the guys and gals at CertifiedHosting.com aka Naked Hosting
I"m sure they can set you up....

they cannot assign additional class C IPs

any other suggestions?

[baddog]

Can you find any proof anywhere it works though?

Just because you do not know how to utilize them does not mean they are not useful.

[Dubya]

Just because you do not know how to utilize them does not mean they are not useful.

says the guy that sells "seo hosting".

[anexsia]

I believe Cyberwurx offers that, they have some cheap package where you get 5 ips and I think you can add more.

[Moose]

Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_routing

Modern day(the last 10 years) Ip allocations and routing do not use classes (class c's) . Can someone tell me how buying ip's from "different class c's" will do you any good when they do not exist?
I would like to see some of the answers from the seo crowd.

[Dubya]

Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_routing

Modern day(the last 10 years) Ip allocations and routing do not use classes (class c's) . Can someone tell me how buying ip's from "different class c's" will do you any good when they do not exist?
I would like to see some of the answers from the seo crowd.

I've wondered that myself.

[icymelon]

usually the places charging $1 have issues. It depends on how your using them. Even a few places charging $3 per C have downtime ect. Hit me up and I can run you through my list and my experience with each.

[critical]

I can take care of you.... hit me up on AIM: NJesterIII

[imabro]

I can take care of you.... hit me up on AIM: NJesterIII

mailer central

[TurboAngel]

NatNet isn't cheap but they are the best.

[critical]

Nope, no mail central.... no mail please. IPS for justifiable use is ok.

[marlboroack]

Host it from your house!

[rowan]

Modern day(the last 10 years) Ip allocations and routing do not use classes (class c's) . Can someone tell me how buying ip's from "different class c's" will do you any good when they do not exist?
I would like to see some of the answers from the seo crowd.

I'm sure you know that "C class" is just a legacy (although often incorrect) term for a block of 256 IPs...

CIDR has been around longer than 10 years too, I remember being allocated a /28 for my first perm link in 1996.

[V_RocKs]

Cyberwurx is who I use personally for this type of thing. I highly suggest using them as their customer service is truly 24/7/365. I have used about 80% of the hosting companies that allow adult and I much prefer them to all others. Actually by a long shot!

[Value]

Cyberwurx is who I use personally for this type of thing.

You using their VPS, Dedicated or shared for this?

[SinisterStudios]

Shared c ip'sare doable for a bit more than that price, but your going to have a hardtime finding anyone who will give you dedicated single c ip's for that price

[Sin_Vraal]

I can give you unique IPs from different C ranges on 1 machine.
I wont do it for 1/ip tho.

here is your best bet.
http://www.seohosting.com/ -- they advertise 5 bucks a C-range. I dont know if they accept porn or not.

If you want me to do it, I'll charge 10/ip, plus whatever server you order from us. (obviously) porn is ok, and I'll throw in 100 mbits / sec on top of it free.

[DamianJ]

Just because you do not know how to utilize them does not mean they are not useful.

Oh I understand the *theory* of it. Just never seen any white papers, research or proof it does what is claimed.

Have you produced any? Or anyone? Ever?