Ticketmaster is Blocking IPs

[FelixDeCat]

who uses ipv6?

Everybody who is anybody.

 

[Lifted]

did you read the blog? some Condo broadband internet connections are set up where the building is wired, you pay and the building shares an IP. i bet a lot of new condos in NYC also do this. point is that you can't switch because the building is wired for one provider

Just because they offer a shared internet option doesn't mean he can't use his own, such as DSL, or cable if they have cable service in the building. This isn't even taking into account 3g/4g.

That's why I said "a real ISP".

 

[BrokenVisage]

I can see it now.. 'IP Screening Protection Fee: $3.25' just enough to piss ya off.

 

[LumbergTech]

Sharing IPs sounds like a god awful idea anyway......What about all the awful shit people do online? Gotta have my own.

 

[Dr. Zaus]

why not, what are you going to do, not see Justin Beaver in concert fee: $10.73

 

[Lithium381]

Wasnt IPV6 supposed to fix something like this? What about a MAC address?

You're thinking it's NAT? Or was a range blocked?

 

[The Boston Dangler]

i was in telecom for a dozen years and i've never heard of an apartment building sharing the same ip address. what kind of shithole is that? does everyone share a phone number and mailbox too?