Where do I buy C-Class IP at reasonable cost

nithins

Where do I buy C-Class IP with good Reputation?

WSS

I can get you some B grade potatoes for about $0.50/lb without shipping..

jackb

1993

WSS

GODDAMMIT JACK

Clouvider

@nithins said:
Where do I buy C-Class IP with good Reputation?

You don’t. Look up CIDR on Wiki. Seriously man. More than 20 years.

AuroraZ

@Clouvider said:

@nithins said:
Where do I buy C-Class IP with good Reputation?

You don’t. Look up CIDR on Wiki. Seriously man. More than 20 years.

Dammit Dom you blew 20 more years of us trolling him to death.

randvegeta

@nithins said:
Where do I buy C-Class IP with good Reputation?

The question is, what do you consider reasonable?

WSS

I has 10.10.10.0/24 available. It give good feel times and no charge beyond initial load!

mksh

I just freed up 169.254.137.0/24. What's your bugdet?

WSS

@mksh said:
I just freed up 169.254.137.0/24. What's your bugdet?

ahh fuck thats higher than mine. I can undercut this guy tho

mksh

@WSS What happend to your 198.19.74.0/24? Did the shoe guy buy it?

WSS

@mksh said:
@WSS What happend to your 198.19.74.0/24? Did the shoe guy buy it?

Sadly, no. The performance enhancements on the network weren't IPv6 compatible.

mksh

@WSS said:

@mksh said:
@WSS What happend to your 198.19.74.0/24? Did the shoe guy buy it?

Sadly, no. The performance enhancements on the network weren't IPv6 compatible.

Ah, bummer. These millenial shoe peddlers don't know the value of a true high number premium class c.

Aidan

Only SEO spammers still think C-class IP's are still a thing

mikec

Why do you need a C-class IP?

doghouch

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

Sneakers. Potatoes. Cheese. Who knows?

WSS

@doghouch said:

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

Sneakers. Potatoes. Cheese. Who knows?

We call it the "Chav Loaded Sneaker"

vovler

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

From what I've read, a high number of backlinks from the same C IP space may hurt your rankings (an attempt of google to prevent PBN), because it may mean that all your backlinks are under the same provider.

So to create PBNs you get hosting from different providers, web2.0 them(tier one) create automatted/botted web2.0 backlinks to those web2.0s(tier two), and them blast with a bunch of dofollows(tier three).

Then write articles about you money site on those PBNs.

I have not tested this. So it may not even work...

WSS

@vovler said:

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

From what I've read, a high number of backlinks from the same C IP space may hurt your rankings (an attempt of google to prevent PBN), because it may mean that all your backlinks are under the same provider.

Weren't most of these ideologies/writs/pagerankbullshit written back around the days that predate SNI/HTTPS-AS-A-REAL-THING/etc?

doghouch

@WSS said:

@doghouch said:

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

Sneakers. Potatoes. Cheese. Who knows?

We call it the "Chav Loaded Sneaker"

Does it have chives?

WSS

@doghouch said:

@WSS said:

@doghouch said:

@mikec said:
Why do you need a C-class IP?

Sneakers. Potatoes. Cheese. Who knows?

We call it the "Chav Loaded Sneaker"

Does it have chives?

But of course, my friend!

Potato, Cheese, Chives, Sour Cream, Bacon (or snot if you are a vegetarian), all served in a replica Converse Chuck Taylor!

Hxxx

Godaddy and Hostgator

[lol]

WSS

ServerHand, PIOHost, HungryVM, GVH, or at least ChicagoVPS.

AnthonySmith

https://www.ipv4auctions.com/ Starting at just $4000 which is very cheap.

ricardo

You're going the wrong way about it, the 'class C' thing is just old advice wrt you building your own links to appear 'natural' by not having all the backlinking sites from the same IP or subnet or 'class C'

Spread your sites over a bunch of providers

doughmanes

vovler said: I have not tested this. So it may not even work...

-removed- --mod

huntercop

@AnthonySmith said:
https://www.ipv4auctions.com/ Starting at just $4000 which is very cheap.

Great deal, just bough 3!

vovler

@doughmanes said:

You're obviously in that shady business since you spoke about it.

Actually I'm not into the "shady", but I may be a bit knowledgeable about it.

Trying to understand how Google ranks your website and what may penalize it, in my point of view is something that everyone that owns a business should understand.

Welcome to the internet, where SEO makes you money and where every business is trying to rank high in google.

Have a nice stay, and be less of an ass in 2018

lbft

vovler said: Welcome to the internet, where SEO makes you money and where every business is trying to rank high in google.

You absolutely should care about search engine rankings. The problem is that the "omg different class C" tripe is cargo cultism from like 10-15 years ago (and the terminology "class C" was very outdated even then).

Have a nice stay, and be less of an ass in 2018

Funny thing though, the motivation behind different "class C" IPs was from what I saw usually to hide link farms (i.e. webspam exploiting the PageRank algorithm) from Google's anti-spam stuff. That's pretty ass-y behaviour if you ask me.

deank

One calls another an ass while failing to realize that he is being an ass.

Now that I mentioned such, I am being an arse. It is a vicious circle.

WSS

@deank said:
One calls another an ass while failing to realize that he is being an ass.

Now that I mentioned such, I am being an arse. It is a vicious circle.

No, you're being a dick. You know what dicks do to asses..