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Originally Posted by DamageX
Here's what he means: Class-C IPs matter ONLY if they're hosted on different networks/hosts. Nameservers matter. So does IP WHOIS. Basically if you have all your sites with one host, doing a whois on the IPs will give you away. Furthermore, if you have all sites on the same server, regardless of what IP each site uses (different class A, B or C, doesn't matter) you'll also give yourself away when someone looks at the mail server record set up for the server.
Just ask baddog. Oh, wait, scratch that, he doesn't even know this.  |
Funny thing is, I could have written that myself, and it would have come out the same way. Get the fuck out of my head.
I'll take it one step further, though: I have yet to see concrete evidence that Google does anything beyond simply logging the IPs and Class C's, at least for SERP purposes. Having worked there, I have a lot of people I'm still in touch with. Unfortunately, it's all cloak and dagger as fuck, but when I was considering SEO hosting, they were like "uh, no."
