Cloudflare took down our website
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Cloudflare took down our website
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#2Racketeering is easier and more profitable than actual services.
Shocking how often "gatekeepers" fall to the temptation.
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#3> When we told them we were also in talks with Fastly, they suddenly "purged" all our domains
Holy shit.
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#4Racketeering is easier and more profitable than actual services. Shocking how often "gatekeepers" fall to the temptation.
Speaking of racketeering, it's an enlightening experience to search for "stresser" or "booter" providers (euphemisms for DDoS-as-a-Service) and look up their NS records to see who helping them ward off competitors DDoS attacks and keep their origin servers hidden. 9 times out of 10 it's Cloudflare, with the few exceptions being DDoS-Guard, who more or less specialize in facilitating crime.
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#5Sounds like OP is a casino and plays domain games to avoid regulatory interest. Recommend reading article carefully before reacting to the headline. Hopefully Cloudflare provides a perspective.
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#6Doesn't matter if you're an asshole company or not: always have an exit plan and test it.
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#7Cloudflare was the company that went viral for the firing of an account rep not hitting her goals. I wonder if it’s overall indicative of not a great culture in terms of relationships with enterprise customers.
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#8has this happened to any businesses that were not questionably legal?
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#9> When we told them we were also in talks with Fastly, they suddenly "purged" all our domains Holy shit.
What a way to more quickly show your customer the door.
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#10Sounds like OP is a casino and plays domain games to avoid regulatory interest. Recommend reading article carefully before reacting to the headline. Hopefully Cloudflare provides a perspective.
But for $10k a month cloudflare is ok with that? Either it's acceptable or it's not, there is no way that this looks good for cloudflare either way.