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ppcwiz 03-28-2009 09:08 PM

Anybody know of a good AUSTRALIAN web host ?
 
looking for a professional and reliable aussie based web host for porn sites...

thanks in advance!! :winkwink:

Spudstr 03-28-2009 09:29 PM

AU bandwidth in general is pretty expensive.... There a particular reason why you are trying to stay within AU?

ppcwiz 03-28-2009 09:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spudstr (Post 15684313)
AU bandwidth in general is pretty expensive.... There a particular reason why you are trying to stay within AU?

SEO purposes

btw, what's this i am hearing that you can't host porn web sites on aussie web hosts

really... ?

Zorgman 03-28-2009 09:57 PM

That's correct, you can't host porn in australia, not even boobs, if a complaint is made your host will shut down your site and charge you any fee that get charged for using porn on .au hosting.

papill0n 03-28-2009 09:59 PM

host your sites in the US

Porn Farmer 03-28-2009 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ppcwiz (Post 15684346)
SEO purposes

btw, what's this i am hearing that you can't host porn web sites on aussie web hosts

really... ?

Yes, Australia is probably the most backward first world nation on Earth. Our government is currently trying to censor the internet at the ISP level als China and Iran.

Aussies seems to love the nanny state and the government telling them what they can and can't watch. And just for the record, I'm an Aussie... but yes, we suck!

ppcwiz 03-28-2009 10:10 PM

that is pretty fucking unbelievable

thanks all for the input

appreciated!

Sly 03-28-2009 10:15 PM

Even if you could set up in Australia... wouldn't it be quite slow for your North American and European consumers? I've always heard the Australians complain about lag times with American sites... I'm not sure if that's still an issue.

I always thought the whole "illegal" thing was mind boggling.

ppcwiz 03-28-2009 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sly (Post 15684387)
Even if you could set up in Australia... wouldn't it be quite slow for your North American and European consumers? I've always heard the Australians complain about lag times with American sites... I'm not sure if that's still an issue.

I always thought the whole "illegal" thing was mind boggling.

we're targeting the australian locals exclusively

google prioritizes web sites that are setup locally when it comes to geo markets

we have the .com.au domains for this as well

hosting them in australia somewhere would give us a big time SEO boost

Sly 03-28-2009 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ppcwiz (Post 15684397)
we're targeting the australian locals exclusively

google prioritizes web sites that are setup locally when it comes to geo markets

we have the .com.au domains for this as well

hosting them in australia somewhere would give us a big time SEO boost

I guess it was silly for me to assume you were targeting North Americans. :-)

WebairChris 03-28-2009 11:02 PM

Ppcwiz hit me up if you are looking to host those sites in the US or Amsterdam. Webair has some great deals going right now on managed dedicated servers we have many clients who are located in Australia and target Australian markets and their sites perform great. Send me and email with your server requirements.

rowan 03-28-2009 11:37 PM

Perhaps you could set up some sort of proxy in Australia so people are connecting to a local IP, but you're able to switch the DNS to the "real" IP if your host receives a takedown notice?

Personally I'd avoid hosting anything in AU. As well as being expensive hosts are going to be jumpy now that the laws and fines ($11k/day past the first 24 hours) have reared their ugly head again. As well as the risk of site disruption due to a takedown notice there's also the potential for direct "interest" from the AFP.

ppcwiz 03-28-2009 11:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rowan (Post 15684546)
Perhaps you could set up some sort of proxy in Australia so people are connecting to a local IP, but you're able to switch the DNS to the "real" IP if your host receives a takedown notice?

Personally I'd avoid hosting anything in AU. As well as being expensive hosts are going to be jumpy now that the laws and fines ($11k/day past the first 24 hours) have reared their ugly head again. As well as the risk of site disruption due to a takedown notice there's also the potential for direct "interest" from the AFP.

gonna avoid it indeed - we aren't going to risk it and go with our own US based host... we'll find another way to get google to fall in love with our sites :winkwink:

rowan 03-29-2009 03:57 AM

Google AU seems to be dropping the ball lately anyway... if I select "Sites from Australia" there are often several USA based sites in the first page of results. There is nothing at all to suggest they're Australian - WHOIS contact, geoIP, domain name... bzzt...

Spudstr 03-29-2009 07:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WebairChris (Post 15684485)
Ppcwiz hit me up if you are looking to host those sites in the US or Amsterdam. Webair has some great deals going right now on managed dedicated servers we have many clients who are located in Australia and target Australian markets and their sites perform great. Send me and email with your server requirements.

Do you ever read the entire post or just pitch to everyone that has the word "web host" in their posts?


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