Comment by pc86

Comment by pc86 3 days ago

I haven't heard about this in particular but based entirely on your depiction here it sounds more like fraud to me.

If I was paying a flat rate for a no limit plan, that company tried to sell me an Enterprise plan which I declined, then they cut me off, we'd be in court as soon as the clerk would schedule it.

jamespo 3 days ago

If you were rotating IPs against the TOS I don't think you'd have a leg to stand on

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pc86 3 days ago

The GP doesn't mention anything about rotating IPs

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- NicoJuicy 3 days ago
  
  I think he is saying that the customer, a casino. Had a dubious legal status in different countries. They are often banned.
  Cloudflare doesn't want their IP's (rotating) to be affected so advised bring your own IP, which is an Enterprise feature.
  
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