Recent content by azkoyen109

What you're both saying is very true and to an extent, yet I would not recommend this, I've even encountered very little trouble from what you would deem seemingly compliant registrars (e.g., Namecheap, Tucows, GoDaddy) when they have received copyright or trademark reports. Most often than not...

This is great advice that we all should adhere too. Ensure you have back-ups and redundancies in place as ANYTHING can happen (remember when UrDN got raided by law enforcement, that caught a lot of people off-guard - including myself!). Would I would also caveat this with as well, is that V-SYS...

Good advice above RE: ensuring you have back-up domains in place. In my experience, particularly over the past 6-9 months, while there is no outright "DMCA ignored" registrar (accredited - not the Njalla resellers...), there are some which are much more lenient and then tend to registered of...

As with many "DMCA ignored" providers, they don't mind taking liability from their customers UP TO a certain point, but if the heat increases, they tend to fall back by simply suspending the user/s and taking the easy way out (all anecdotal from operators I know who have regretted using AH/AVA...

This is the downside of utilising a legitimate CDN (Fastly, Akamai, Bunny, etc.,) as they will take action against DMCA/copyright complaints (even if they're fraudulent!). Might be worth looking into either Altrosky or DDoS-Guard (albeit you'll pay for the 'protection' - former I can recommend...

Is ml.cloud also another rebranded entity of WorkTitans/THE.Hosting/PQ? Or are you referring to another sunken data ship?

I would immediately consider transitioning away from Hostinger, unless your project isn't going to receive copyright notices (i.e., your original content/ownership), as they do action abuse notices and usually remove customers/sites quite readily from their hosting services. Otherwise BuyVM (Lux...

Sadly, I believe most US-based registrars fold like a cheap deckchair when presented with a DMCA subpoena or court order, however, your advice is sound and I would always recommend that you don't make it easy for them to identify you (or your acquaintances) through the information held by these...

Xenpachi, I'd make sure whichever hosting provider you reach out to that you're open about what business venture/s you're currently undertaking as to be transparent about the situation and ensure you don't give them the opportunity to "pull the rug" from under you. I would reach out to some...

Might be worth comparing a few options, looking at BHW Markerplace and also dropping a note to KnownSRV to confirm they accept gambling content/your platform as well.

Comparing apples with pears, as Ultahost are more lenient with abuse complaints of a certain nature and Hostinger are very aggressive with accepting complaints and actioning them. However, if you're operating a platform that won't receive any complaints, I can't look past Hostinger and echo the...

Not necessarily my niche, but I was talking to somebody a few weeks back who recommended IP Fiber for both digital and physical goods. I trust their recommendations, but can't speak from first hand experience.

Be interesting to know if you've been able to find host that works for your members, but not to sound like an old record: always remember to treble check that they will host your member's content (e.g., if adult - do they require a specific location), ask in advance how they handle abuse notices...

Might be worth dropping a quick private message to @IPTV Reseller HUB (hope the tag is ok!) who recently mentioned that they've had no issues with Shinjiru's BGR location. Good advice as well, RE: protecting your identity beyond payment processors/gateways.

Great advice here - if you can get one of BuyVM's Lux servers that is. They go quickly! A couple of others I've used over time for various projects and never had any issues: DMZHOST, KODDOS, Private Layer, SpectralP (similar to BuyVM - recommend their VPS'). Still no issues on my end with...