Mapping a network of malware sites, and a distressing discovery

[tacit]

Right now, I am in the remote cabin in the woods where we wrote More Than Two, working on two new books: a nonfiction book called Love More, Be Awesome and a novel called Black IronThe cabin has very limited Internet access that's approximately the same speed as old-fashioned dialup, so fetching email is always a bit dicey. Imagine my

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Gandi

[edm]

One of my clients has used Gandi (gandi.net) for years with good success, and I've dealt with Gandi on their behalf. AFAIK they have a pretty good reputation, and they still seem to be reasonably priced (not super cheap, but also not insanely expensive) -- particularly if you get onto their "B" rates (ie, higher quantity of domains and/or other services -- IIRC the threshold is set in dollars/year).

Ewen

[yarrowkat]

my husband Alan Post runs a small, high-touch ("white-glove") hosting company, called Turtle Services, and also works with Prgmr. he can be reached at a@turtle.email.

[redhotlips]

I've spent 8 hours over the last four days fighting this on my website (I'm hosted with bluhost). I've missed all kinds of business emails and have the equivalent of three weeks of lost productivity/ missed opportunity and overall loss as a result.

[delphid]

I use liquidpages, who are a tucows retailer.  I thought about setting up as a tucows resleller myself, but decided it wasn't a big enough market to be worth the hassle of finding and killing spammers.