Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread

[Debian]

They don't have windows though....so how can you get like a remote desktop?

Digital Ocean has a twin competitor but I can't think of who it is at the moment. Give me a bit to remember. I'll also put together a list of a few data centers that provide both ipv6's and windows servers.

 

[Peter Wilson]

People usually charge around $250 per month for residential RDP. How come this is 4 times cheaper?

 

[Debian]

Not sure where you've been buying from, but thats not the normal market price for an rdp.

 

[Peter Wilson]

Not sure where you've been buying from, but thats not the normal market price for an rdp.

I was buying from dslrentals.com

 

[Debian]

I was buying from dslrentals.com

They are priced on the high side. But its rather funny because folks thought my prices were high with what they are now.

 

[flashsites]

So I can use this and post everywhere without proxies? But if I can't change IP, what do I do when mine gets banned? Switch machines?

 

[Debian]

So I can use this and post everywhere without proxies? But if I can't change IP, what do I do when mine gets banned? Switch machines?

I don't know what you do on other services, but comment spamming is not a service I cater to.

 

[Peter Wilson]

They are priced on the high side. But its rather funny because folks thought my prices were high with what they are now.

Yes almost 4 times more than you.

 

[Debian]

Yes almost 4 times more than you.

My prices are based on a combination of several factors, such as the price of hardware, bandwidth, and ip addresses. I scour the web looking for decently priced hardware and from time to time I can find it within the price range I'm looking for, so I try to keep my pricing reasonable based on my acquisition prices.

 

[Peter Wilson]

My prices are based on a combination of several factors, such as the price of hardware, bandwidth, and ip addresses. I scour the web looking for decently priced hardware and from time to time I can find it within the price range I'm looking for, so I try to keep my pricing reasonable based on my acquisition prices.

Their RDP are slow and they never reply if there is an issue. I am glad to have found you. do you also offer IP Changer? Which they do....

 

[2939]

@Debian I've heard that for IPv6, sites block the whole /64 subnet, not single IPs since the entire subnet is treated as a single IP.

So in your $26 plan, how many subnets are included? Thanks.

 

[Debian]

On rdp's, no. But for those that need large amount of ip's I've setup proxy packages to meet those particular needs. I may develop something like that for my ipv6 line in the coming weeks.

 

[Debian]

@Debian I've heard that for IPv6, sites block the whole /64 subnet, not single IPs since the entire subnet is treated as a single IP.

So in your $26 plan, how many subnets are included? Thanks.

You can't think of ipv6 in the same terms that you think of ipv4's as they are nothing alike. And even if a site blocks a /64, thats fine as I don't operate under /64's.

 

[Debian]

As part of the IAPS mobile ipv6 launch, we are now releasing the following isp's:

For those of you that use bluestacks as part of your Facebook android setups, these mobile ip's will highly compliment these accounts.

 

[roober]

good service, thank you

 

[2939]

Just ordered OVH Windows VPS. Once that's delivered I'll order your IPv6 proxy.

Should it be as simple as connecting to VPS via RDP then plugging in your proxy via Firefox?

Thanks.

 

[Debian]

Just ordered OVH Windows VPS. Once that's delivered I'll order your IPv6 proxy.

Should it be as simple as connecting to VPS via RDP then plugging in your proxy via Firefox?

Thanks.

Once OVH delivers your system you will need to follow their instructions for adding an ipv6 to your nic card as they don't do that automatically for you, at least not on their dedicated server lines. If you need help with that let me know and I'll walk you through that. Yes, its as simple as connecting to the OVH server via rdp and setting up your ipv6 connectivity and then plugging in my ipv6 proxies by either the Fire Fox browser or third party programs such as proxycap or proxifier.

 

[2939]

Thank you Debian. I got the OVH VPS ready and activated IPv6 on it.

Is it possible to get a residential IPv6 proxy for a few hours just do I can test it with OVH and see if I can signup for adwords? I can pay $1 or $2 whatever for it and will post a review of it here.

Let me know I'm ready thanks.

 

[Debian]

Add me on skype and we'll set this up for you.

 

[Debian]

A few more from the ipv6 collection: