can you provide me with hosting AND 200 class c's ?
 

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if so msg me or leave contact info below

aim: Baton Rouge
icq: 216.587.192

:)

Nofx,

If you're willing to write out the justification for each IP address, I can put you in touch with someone.

You do know how much 200 class c's would cost?

$1 per ip

i have a commodore 64 for sale

So am I correct in estimating that 256 IP numbers per class C times 200 would be $51,200.00 per month just for IP numbers?

I think he just wants 200 IPs, for $200/mo, each ip being on a different class C subnet

that would be correct

I phrased wrong, I just need 200 ips, not individual class c's ;]

yup, this is what I was trying to portray.

OK then - $30,000 and I will throw in the hosting for free.

fuckin noobies these days :winkwink:

lol - ok then you could get a better deal from elsewhere :)

wow, so generous, omg.

I am a little confused here, I understand that you want 200 IP's, but I don't know how many Class C's you want them spread out over.

www.GotwebHost.com can provide up to 62 individual Class C's . . . I would predict that eventually we will cover 200 different Class C subnets, but they will never all be available at the same time.

Our clients that need massive numbers of C's pick them while they are available to accumulate the number they need (ie: get 60 now, and add new ones as they are obtained).

suckin on my titties

think we all need better specs here, what kind ofd server/s bandwith etc?

good luck getting 200 unique class c's.... :thumbsup

2 gigs month

.. and I want my dick sucked by Laura Bush .... :1orglaugh

how about 200 class D's for a nickel a pop?

i also sell rare class E addresses (automatic pr7 for any site hosted on these). i don't discuss these in public. you know how to contact me...

baddog you have icq ?

My .. eyes ... are ... bleeding.

what the fuck are you smoking? please send me some...

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any sites hosted on an experimental class E ip address are by default given a pr ranking of 7 by google. because these ip addresses are regulated and controlled by government research facilities, any site hosted on them is seen as an authority for any subject they may cover.

anyone in the seo game knows about this.

About $37.50 per month...

Sounds like allot ot time and effort to try and cheat Google, hope it works. :2 cents:

I heard class E's really arent that great...

Try $130 EACH per month.

Then you are using an expensive option.

How is it cheating Google?

a bird told me you never had heard of class E before this thread hehe

I try to be pretty careful when crosslinking, wonder if google dudes ever check whois info and ban sites based on that.

I wouldn't go with hosting that 'specializes' in c classes. You know their users want it for some reason. I suggest you simply use the 10 biggest hosting companies out there. They have enough ip classes to give you some, and the ips will then be really different and not just different by a few numbers and such.

try hostland.com they give differenet ip per domain.but you have to wait to add accounts to get different class c ips, and ips are shared to other members also.

couldn't agree more! :thumbsup

PR7? :)
Source: About.com

There is no indication of that happening. We expect in the future that they may eventually start checking nameservers which is why we use a different nameserver for every Class C.

Yeah, because it works. Yes, you can go to 10, 20 or 30 different hosts and deal with 10, 20 or 30 different bills, control panels, contacts, personalities, etc, etc., or you can go to one and deal with one.

It is a matter of convenience. With over 60 Class C's available at 3 datacenters we have not only different class C's, but several Class A's as well.

Why would you recommend anyone use hosting for SEO purposes that resulted in them sharing IP's with others?