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[metalspfc]

Hey guys,

Does anyone know a hosting company with a plan or an option to have access to unlimited IP address ?? Or at least near it, like new 20 IP's / month would be ok i think

No matter if its shared hosting, vps or dedicated, if you know a company that offers it, please let me know.

Thanks a lot

[IGXHost]

I'm pretty sure any hosting company or plan would offer that number of IPs but certainly not for free. A VPS or dedicated server main come with 2 - 4 IPs but they will still charge for additional IPs usually $1 - $2 each per month.

[metalspfc]

Originally Posted by igxhost

I'm pretty sure any hosting company or plan would offer that number of IPs but certainly not for free. A VPS or dedicated server main come with 2 - 4 IPs but they will still charge for additional IPs usually $1 - $2 each per month.

Yes, im aware of that, of course im willing to pay for the IP's, like extra $50 / month for the unlimited IP's would be fine

Thanks

[IGXHost]

I suggest you go look around and ask companies if they're able to provide you with the amount of IPs you're willing to pay for.

Also, what are your needs for the IPs?

[RandyE]

You're going ot have to provide justification to your host, as they have to provide justification to get the IP's. Most hosts will not give you 20 different IP's a month, this will set off SPAM buzzers to most hosts.

[SaaSMX]

Again, like unlimited hosting, you need to show the unlimited dollar for unlimited IP's.

Although, most hosts will require you to justify the need for those IP's eventhough you are paying for them.

[WireNine]

Originally Posted by metalspfc

Yes, im aware of that, of course im willing to pay for the IP's, like extra $50 / month for the unlimited IP's would be fine

Thanks

For $50/per month, you will most likely get 25 ip addresses not unlimited. The more you pay, the more IP addresses you will get. Be realistic, why would you need unlimited ip addresses?

[Orien]

I honestly don't see any real reason you'd need so many IPs. Mind sharing how you'd use so many?

[stablehost]

I would hope it wouldn't be due to spam, however "unlimited ips" doesn't exist.

[RandyE]

Originally Posted by EditDNS-Tyler

I would hope it wouldn't be due to spam, however "unlimited ips" doesn't exist.

This is the flag that gets raised in my mind.

[SiberForum]

Read this article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_addr...on_4_addresses
I suppose that from now you will understand that number of IPs that is limited.

[diligent]

Originally Posted by Orien

I honestly don't see any real reason you'd need so many IPs. Mind sharing how you'd use so many?

I agree.

I do know that a lot of people think having sites spread across different IP's provide an SEO benefit. I honestly don't think it's true, Matt Cutts has also provided insight on it: http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/myth-b...-ip-addresses/

[SiberForum]

SEO benefit

What SEO benefit? I suppose that so called seo hosting is being ordered for the bunch of the web sites. Foe examle someone selling the links from the bunch of the web sites. And to have each unique each web site should be on the unique C class IP In this case so called SEO hosting only helps to save some money for the owner of the web site

[diligent]

Originally Posted by SiberForum

What SEO benefit?

Like I said, I believe it gives no SEO benefit, but that many others think it does. By all means, I'm not an SEO guru so I can't really comment but only give my thoughts!

Either way, I have no clue if that's what the OP is planning to do or not, so it might not even be on topic.

[peterjackson]

Originally Posted by diligent

Like I said, I believe it gives no SEO benefit, but that many others think it does. By all means, I'm not an SEO guru so I can't really comment but only give my thoughts!

Either way, I have no clue if that's what the OP is planning to do or not, so it might not even be on topic.

The only SEO benefit I can think of is the combination on search engine indexing and blacklisting. You don't want to be indexed with your domain on a shared IP and then find the shared IP on a blacklist because somebody who was also on that shared IP messed up.