What's your solution to this?

[StrixSeo]

The internet service provider in Thailand bans one of my client's casino websites every one or two months. I have already done 301 redirects six times, which temporarily helps the site's rankings. I have also tried cloud hosting. Is there a solution that I can provide for my client?

 

[PHPInjected]

The internet service provider in Thailand bans one of my client's casino websites every one or two months. I have already done 301 redirects six times, which temporarily helps the site's rankings. I have also tried cloud hosting. Is there a solution that I can provide for my client?

Apparently, this happens often in Thailand in regards to online casinos. Off the top of my head, I'd say consider changing the domain. I imagine if you redirect the website to a new domain, whomever is at the ISP doing this just sees your redirect and blocks the new domain. IF it's not being done automatically.

 

[Gants-P]

Relocate to another region, just because you're in Thailand doesn't mean you must host in Thailand

 

[StrixSeo]

Thank you guys, I will suggest him.

Apparently, this happens often in Thailand in regards to online casinos. Off the top of my head, I'd say consider changing the domain. I imagine if you redirect the website to a new domain, whomever is at the ISP doing this just sees your redirect and blocks the new domain. IF it's not being done automatically.

Relocate to another region, just because you're in Thailand doesn't mean you must host in Thailand

 

[Monsterer]

It seems there won't be any solution for the CASINO niche is Asian regions wherever they change their IPS or get a domain from any other region they keeping get back from their government rules

So the only survival option is a redirection method for them even though I asked many of my clients they don't have the solution for it , so its like a habit for them to follow the redirections to keep aways from the govt bans

 

[Gants-P]

It seems there won't be any solution for the CASINO niche is Asian regions wherever they change their IPS or get a domain from any other region they keeping get back from their government rules

So the only survival option is a redirection method for them even though I asked many of my clients they don't have the solution for it , so its like a habit for them to follow the redirections to keep aways from the govt bans

Do these clients collect cans from the street or something, I mean come on gambling is the most notorious area governments keep their eye, it's a white washers dream, but since there cannot be a 1 system fit everything has to be diversified and they're no better mytre than Andrew Tate, he intentionally relocated.

But with that said you need to find a solution to their problems and if Asian markets are getting tighter then ever you need to search as their contractor to a different region: setting up gambling rings physically in Thailand would probably be a better option yet comes the risks, yet you need to relocate to locations that are lenient but if all you're doing is assisting in this one area then you need a bail out cord.

 

[MorganX]

Change the DNS settings, Instruct the client to switch to a public DNS to bypass ISP restrictions. Additionally, if the ISP only blocks the URL and not the IP address, accessing the site via its IP address could be a solution.

 

[Gants-P]

Change the DNS settings, Instruct the client to switch to a public DNS to bypass ISP restrictions. Additionally, if the ISP only blocks the URL and not the IP address, accessing the site via its IP address could be a solution.

They would be most likely blocking the IP, if gambling.

Certain countries have their leniency:
Phillipines, Vietnam, middle east, Russia (yes and no, depends) but on the URL level blocking access to thr site just needs a redirect.

One thing I'm curious about is does these sites use a particular extension.