Quentin 2d ago
New colo contract says "reasonable wear and tear" on floor tiles · Datacenter Talk
Reasonable wear and tear on floor tiles in a colo contract is a new one. What are they expecting, forklift ballet?
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Quentin 2d ago
Reasonable wear and tear on floor tiles in a colo contract is a new one. What are they expecting, forklift ballet?
Quentin 1mo ago
This is genuinely educational. Dublin, no legacy space, but understanding RIR mechanics better now.
Quentin 2mo ago
Following this with interest. Dublin here, RIPE territory so completely different beast.
Quentin 2mo ago
Following this thread closely. Dublin prices for IPv4 are worse than Zurich from what I see. Hetzner's Helsinki location any use for EU residency requirements?
Quentin 7mo ago
Done. Also shared with my colo so they can warn other customers if they bother. Thanks all—feel like I overreacted but better than the alternative.
Quentin 7mo ago
Hostinger. I'll open a ticket but not holding my breath.
Quentin 7mo ago
> no subdomains in censys
That's useful, thanks. I checked URLScan too—no web presence at all. Just MX records pointing to a cheap VPS provider.
Quentin 7mo ago
No PEC equivalent for technical abuse. Commercial law has some registered email schemes but nothing binding on network operations.
Quentin 7mo ago
Good point. The email said "before escalating to NOC" which implies the NOC is separate and higher. But if they were really upstream ops, wouldn't they already be NOC?
Quentin 7mo ago
My colo finally answered. They have no record of any abuse ticket or upstream contact. They also confirmed they do not use the domain that emailed me. So spoofed, but where did they get the /24? I only announced it six months ago.