Why using cloudflare to mask your hosting provider matter?

It protects your website from getting DDoS attacks and many more features, i think the best answer you could get is on Cloudflare's website.
 
3 things:

1-DDoS attacks.
2- Fast site for your far located users (if your hosting is located in Europe the site will be a bit slow for those who live in the US).
3-Mask your hosting provider from DMCA.
 
Well cloudflare don't mask anything cause they forward immediately every dmca-request to your hosting provider.

But is awesome cause offer a lot of great stuff for free:

1) Free SSL certificate for unlimited domains
2) Great anti-ddos and firewall rules (you can block countries, ip's, isp's and much more.. yes you can do that also on your server but on cloud is really easy!
3) Amazing Rocketloader function that increase your site speed with 1 click (i think help to deliver better js files)
4) Caching function
5) Great for mask your pbn (you can create 50/100 different cloudflare account and you will get new IP and new nameservers everytime.. and the account don't need email confirmation :))

And much more! Enjoy
 
Well cloudflare don't mask anything cause they forward immediately every dmca-request to your hosting provider.

But is awesome cause offer a lot of great stuff for free:

1) Free SSL certificate for unlimited domains
2) Great anti-ddos and firewall rules (you can block countries, ip's, isp's and much more.. yes you can do that also on your server but on cloud is really easy!
3) Amazing Rocketloader function that increase your site speed with 1 click (i think help to deliver better js files)
4) Caching function
5) Great for mask your pbn (you can create 50/100 different cloudflare account and you will get new IP and new nameservers everytime.. and the account don't need email confirmation :))

And much more! Enjoy

While i am not an employer of google, i can find if a website is hosted on the same hosting provider by MX records, which is a huge footprint. I think more skilled people can do much more than that, so don't count the pbn protection on that.
 
While i am not an employer of google, i can find if a website is hosted on the same hosting provider by MX records, which is a huge footprint. I think more skilled people can do much more than that, so don't count the pbn protection on that.

You can delete the MX records and use SMTP for your mail sendings (Sendgrid, Mailgun... Gmail...).
 
If you're planning on doing something illegal like streaming Cloudflare will not hide your details, under a court order they will hand over everything they know about you, just search https://torrentfreak.com/ and you'll learn how bulletproof not they are. Aside from that, they are great for anti-ddos and country blocking so is WP powered by Wordfence and you have full control of how you want to run it.
 
Well cloudflare don't mask anything cause they forward immediately every dmca-request to your hosting provider.

But is awesome cause offer a lot of great stuff for free:

1) Free SSL certificate for unlimited domains
2) Great anti-ddos and firewall rules (you can block countries, ip's, isp's and much more.. yes you can do that also on your server but on cloud is really easy!
3) Amazing Rocketloader function that increase your site speed with 1 click (i think help to deliver better js files)
4) Caching function
5) Great for mask your pbn (you can create 50/100 different cloudflare account and you will get new IP and new nameservers everytime.. and the account don't need email confirmation :))

And much more! Enjoy
If you're using cloud flare on all your pbn sites then it's a huge footprint. After you get to inspect many expired domains, you start to realize how big of a pattern it is.
 
I have over 500 pbns on cloudflare for black hat niches (streaming, download, adult) and never had problem with google. For more serious niches i using multiplecloud and other hosting, but for more risky (and more worthy) niches seems that is working really good. 500 domain hosted at 100 usd - year hosting

(on multiplecloud or separate hosting for each domain you will pay 2/3 usd each domain monthly) Maybe im just lucky
 
500 domain hosted at 100 usd - year hosting

(on multiplecloud or separate hosting for each domain you will pay 2/3 usd each domain monthly) Maybe im just lucky

That is awesome
I need to try it

Any tips

Like should I delete anything
 
I have over 500 pbns on cloudflare for black hat niches (streaming, download, adult) and never had problem with google. For more serious niches i using multiplecloud and other hosting, but for more risky (and more worthy) niches seems that is working really good. 500 domain hosted at 100 usd - year hosting

(on multiplecloud or separate hosting for each domain you will pay 2/3 usd each domain monthly) Maybe im just lucky
Holly COW! Tha's half a thousand! Without going too much off topic, how do you even manage to handle ALL of them?
 
Well i'll explain in short way: Cause these niches usually can be blocked by country, removed from google for dmca, hacked and a tons of other s**t can happen.. i buy expired domain (6/9 usd), add html css template (really easy to use and edit), place on them 1000/3000 word of cheap original content with 4/5 external authority backlinks and 1/2 links to my money sites, add my .htaccess custom file.. and publish them! That's all! I never come back to edit these sites. I know is a bad way to manage pbn's but i do that only for sites that i know will die in short term!

But if u make math.. 500 expired domains = 3500/4000 usd - hosting 100 usd - cheap content = 2000 usd.. total = 6/7000 usd. With that amount of pbn's you can get that money in 20/30 days.. and all new day will be net worth until all sites die.. and thank's God this s**t cloudflare method worked well for me entire 2019

Good luck
 
You can't hide behind cloudflare fully with the normal default settings that you will find in the CL dashboard. You'll have to change some settings to do that.
 
Well i'll explain in short way: Cause these niches usually can be blocked by country, removed from google for dmca, hacked and a tons of other s**t can happen.. i buy expired domain (6/9 usd), add html css template (really easy to use and edit), place on them 1000/3000 word of cheap original content with 4/5 external authority backlinks and 1/2 links to my money sites, add my .htaccess custom file.. and publish them! That's all! I never come back to edit these sites. I know is a bad way to manage pbn's but i do that only for sites that i know will die in short term!

But if u make math.. 500 expired domains = 3500/4000 usd - hosting 100 usd - cheap content = 2000 usd.. total = 6/7000 usd. With that amount of pbn's you can get that money in 20/30 days.. and all new day will be net worth until all sites die.. and thank's God this s**t cloudflare method worked well for me entire 2019

Good luck

Thank you for this , got question on expired domain , for $6/9 , what do you usually look for ? Their RD ? Majestic TF ? Ahrefs metrics ? Moz ? Im into it too , just still configuring what should i look for , and most of them usually taken below 6 hrs after they expired (the good ones) , and do you use many registrars on them all ? Like more than 10 registrars ?
 
I'm looking only at RD (most of them are 10 to 30 RD) and clean profile on archive.org. And it's working like hell.

P.s. i'm using only 2 registars: namecheap and internetbs.
 
So the assumption here is that you will be penalized by Google if your fake blogs and your money sites are hosted on the same shared host?
Does google really check these things?

on a side note:
@Ely
out of curiosity: as cheap as the content can be, let's say $0.01/word (although I generally pay way more than that)
$0.01 x 3000 words x 500 websites = $15k
How did you calculate $2k?
And do 500 backlinks from 3000 word blogs really have an impact?
 
For cheap content i mean scraped articles from expired domains.. is way cheaper than 0.01 usd word
 
do 500 backlinks from 3000 word blogs really have an impact?
 
recently i saw some post about gominer. co has been hacked but when i try to whois the site the name server is from cloudflare and the registrar is from namecheap, hows the hacker hacked the site if there is a cloudflare? sorry im curious and sorry also for bad english .
 
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