So, bulletproof hosting wrapped in an American flag and a principled stance.
Browsers and spam filters look at the AS of the sending IP address, so if the other addresses in the same IP range send spam, host malware or engage in phishing, browsers and spam filters hit your address too, more or less. There are ways to lessen and even avoid that, one of which is to change to a different vendor, one that isn't committed to keeping the customers that generate the poor reputation.
I wonder how they plan to deal with that. I wonder whether if they even know about it.
Browsers and spam filters look at the AS of the sending IP address, so if the other addresses in the same IP range send spam, host malware or engage in phishing, browsers and spam filters hit your address too, more or less. There are ways to lessen and even avoid that, one of which is to change to a different vendor, one that isn't committed to keeping the customers that generate the poor reputation.
I wonder how they plan to deal with that. I wonder whether if they even know about it.