Hosting Provider request: Charles

Charles

Where do you provide services?

worldwide

What sort of services do you offer?

SEOServers.com (and similar SEO hosting providers) specializes in SEO Hosting and multiple IP address hosting.

Are you a registered company or a sole trader?

company

Company registration number (if applicable)

74082218

What is your website?

www.seoservers.com

Tell us about your company, yourself and your services

SEOServers.com is a dedicated SEO hosting provider specializing in search engine optimization (SEO) and multi-site operation.

Core Features and Advantages:
Multi-Segment IP Resources A/B/C:** Provides hundreds of independent IP addresses from different Class-C, Class-B, and even Class-A segments.

Multi-Geographic Location & Data Center Distribution:** IP sources cover data centers and ISPs (Internet Service Providers) in multiple regions including the US, Europe, and Asia, greatly increasing IP diversification.

Main Application Scenarios:*
Private Blog Networks (PBN):** Build independent and unrelated backlink support networks.

International Trade/Cross-Border Multilingual Website Clusters:**Deployed on local IPs in corresponding geographic locations for clients in different countries or regions.

Affiliate Marketing:** Operate dozens to hundreds of review and recommendation sites targeting specific niches.

SEO agencies and agents: Centralized hosting of clients' websites prevents association risks arising from all client sites being deployed on the same IP.

vyas

GLWS… you may get more oomph if your mascot/ profile picture was something like below…
👇

imok

+1 just for the cat, not the SEO.

Sorry LES.

yoursunny

Hardware owned or leased?
IPv4 owned or leased?
IPv6 on-link or routed?
Datacenter name and address?
Datacenter has fire extinguishers?
Datacenter has two very scary guard dogs?
BGP session provided with automatic RPKI updates?
IXP ports availability?
Price for extra IPv4 address?
Price reduction for not needing any IPv4 address?
Extra IPv6 allocation can be requested?
Billing panel licensed or nulled?
VPS control panel?
Custom ISO supported on KVM service?
YABS report?
Maximum allowable persistent CPU usage?
Blast the port allowed?
Mail ports blocked?
DMCA ignored?
Customer ID verification needed?
Fee for service transfer between billing accounts?

ruben

@Charles said: Provides hundreds of independent IP addresses from different Class-C, Class-B, and even Class-A segments.

Back in 1993, some great minds came up with the idea to abolish network classes, and it has, for the past thirty years, not really been a thing: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1519