[The.ONE]

Hello!

I've tried to register a free sub-domain ivanzivko.6sense.com but every time it was marked as fraud. Last time I've also included a note where I explained following: I'm on common wireless network which makes to me much lower internet expenses than using a single internet line; my location is not Zagreb, as IP Address Locator says, this is probably because of T-Com did not set it possible to detect a real location, so it seems that every T-Com user lives in Zagreb, which is impossible; I don't know if my public IP is static or dynamic. I can't do nothing about wrong IP location detection, my hands arre tied up about it.
So, is there any chance for me to register sub-domain mentioned above?
Or I need to search for another web hosting service?

Here are my order numbers:

4508124317
9576694972
3692899770

Thank You for understanding!

[FlightPilot]

Upon ordering, find out the current I.P address and order accordingly with that location details. For finding the I.P you may use any Google I.P look up sites. Also, before asking for approvals, please read the fraud procedure topic in account support.

[The.ONE]

I'm tried again to create a subdomain, this time from my work place, and again got a fraud mark. Well, now I've lost my nerves with you. Sorry, but I feel now like discriminated. I've planed to make a special page on my site to promote you and your service, but now what to promote? Losing nerves over and over again?
I'm now going to find other host, and you can freely delete my account, here on forum and also on hosting.

Thank you for such discriminating rules, whoever got a such idea.

[Dave]

Your IP was 90 or so miles from your address.

[The.ONE]

Dave, on 26 April 2012 - 12:07 PM, said:

Your IP was 90 or so miles from your address.

Did you read my first post, where I explained where is problem with IP's in Croatia?

[The.ONE]

Nevermind, as I said, feel free to delete my account and I'll find another host because I need it quick.

Best regards!

Ivan

[Dave]

It's not that we are discriminating anyone. We have to look out for our customers and our servers.

[The.ONE]

Dave, on 26 April 2012 - 12:28 PM, said:

It's not that we are discriminating anyone. We have to look out for our customers and our servers.

I agree, look out for customers and servers is a must, but in same time you need some flexibility to enable customers to use your services all around the world. But there's a rule about IP that makes big wall for some customers that have really good intention to use your services. And as I explained in my first post, I can't do anything about it, the only option for me is to move to the nearest city detected by IP. I believe, you'll agree that this is definitely NOT an option.

[Dave]

I know this is not an option, however, we cannot and will not lessen our restrictions for one case. It is almost impossible that your ISP would locate you 90 miles from your actual location upon assigning your IP address. You can ask your ISP to change your IP to one closer, but we have never had this incident before. All wireless users have been able to access SixServe in the past.

[Sam]

Just activate him.