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Bob All-Star Member 5516 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 30 2017 : 12:43PM . . . and I have absolutely no idea why. I also don't know how to contact them to figure this out. Does anyone know how to fix this? Any thoughts about how I could contact the webmaster under the circumstances? Thanks for your help. [Link]
Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13	Posted - Jun 30 2017 : 1:22PM Perhaps your internet service provider is doing something like this: ... your Internet service provider is using NAT on their routers before routing your traffic to the Internet. Basically, this means that you and the other clients inside your Internet service provider's "service area" are in a big Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) and that works the same way your home's router does in creating a Local Area Network (LAN), just on a much larger scale. Why would your Internet service provider do this? Well, the answer is simple. They want and/or need to use a lower amount of public IPv4 addresses (probably because they have more customers than available public IPv4 addresses). As you may know, the pool of free IPv4 addresses was exhausted a couple of years ago. Carriers that are growing are unable to get new IPv4 subnets unless they buy them from other Internet service providers closing down somewhere else. The solution is to use IPv6 addresses. This obviously requires changing routers, changing configurations, investing money and time, etc., so setting up a huge Metropolitan Area Network is just easier and faster for them. You can call them and ask about getting a dedicated IPv4 address, but they will probably require an extra payment on your part just to have a dedicated IPv4 address for your computer/location. Click to expand So because of that you share your IP address with someone else from your area and that other person did something to get the IP address blocked. You can contact Evil Angel's tech support at: support@famesupport.com [Link]
Bob All-Star Member 5516 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 30 2017 : 8:32PM ^ Thanks -- very much appreciated! [Link]
RicoEvilAngel Senior Member ^ Alexis Texas in Buttman's Stretch Class #4 1348 Posts 12/15	Posted - Aug 21 2017 : 2:40PM ^^ If you share your IP address with someone from your area. could that person see the sites you visit? [Link]
Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13	Posted - Aug 21 2017 : 6:27PM ^ Don't think so. [Link]

RicoEvilAngel Senior Member ^ Alexis Texas in Buttman's Stretch Class #4 1348 Posts 12/15	Posted - Aug 21 2017 : 9:02PM ^ Thanks. [Link]
Bob All-Star Member 5516 Posts 3/03	Posted - Sep 22 2017 : 2:27AM ^ For unrelated reasons, we changed our ISP from AT&T DSL to Spectrum Cable, and the problem went away. [Link]

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