I have seen that in lots of threads about autoblogs and other methods and despite I googled and also searched in wikipedia I didn't find any clear explanation. I also searched here but with no luck...I would thank anyone that can explain me or give me a link to some information. Thanks!

Originally Posted by blackhatmith

I have seen that in lots of threads about autoblogs and other methods and despite I googled and also searched in wikipedia I didn't find any clear explanation. I also searched here but with no luck...I would thank anyone that can explain me or give me a link to some information. Thanks!

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http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/showthread.php?t=9408

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http://www.webmasterworld.com/domain_names/3370050.htm

Between those two links, that should cover it. If not, please let me know.

Class C Ips are local area network IPs which are not accessible from outside the corporate LAN. Correct me if I am wrong !

Originally Posted by Money Man

Code:

http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/showthread.php?t=9408

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http://www.webmasterworld.com/domain_names/3370050.htm

Between those two links, that should cover it. If not, please let me know.

Great! and thanks added! Just a -maybe dumb- question: Does free hostings such as 000webhost provide multiple class C ips for your sites if you request them? Thanks again!

Nope. Why would they give out extra features for freehosting?

Originally Posted by blackhatmith

Great! and thanks added! Just a -maybe dumb- question: Does free hostings such as 000webhost provide multiple class C ips for your sites if you request them? Thanks again!

No problem bro! Thank you for the "Thanks" as well, heh.

Also, to answer your second question, no company such as 000webhost is going to provide you with different Class-C IPs; that is shared hosting. In fact, it is even a pain to get them from huge dedicated server hosting companies without a very good reason. In my past experience, SEO was not a good enough reason for the companies that I tried with. Nevertheless, I think it has more to do with ARIN than the hosting companies.

I will explain things a bit further though...

With shared hosting, you are sharing one IP with everyone else who has their hosting setup on that particular server.

With dedicated hosting, you get your own server; depending on the company, you should get around 5 IPs, but they will all have the same Class-C number.

It is not easy to get a bunch of your own Class-C IPs, as mentioned above. However, this forum has BlackHat Hosting available that will work with you on Class-C IPs (I think). It is at the very bottom of the "Navigation Menu" on the "Home" page of this forum. I am not sure if I am allowed to post a link to it, so try to find it through there please.

If the above hosting does not suit your needs, you can always check this website out...

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http://www.seohosting.com/

Let me know if you need anything else!