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When I first considered cloudflare the thing that kept me away (and this was quite some time ago) was the "quality" of the customers. In looking at the domains
by larrys 15y ago
When I first considered cloudflare the thing that kept me away (and this was quite some time ago) was the "quality" of the customers. In looking at the domains they hosted I rarely saw anything but small and spammy type sites. I also notice that they had constant churn. They would bring on customers but many customers were also leaving every day in numbers for any day I checked. This doesn't appear to have changed.
For the link below, simply change the date in the URL to any day and you will see the domains that are added and transferred out of cloudflare on a constant basis:
http://www.dailychanges.com/cloudflare.com/2012-05-02/ http://www.dailychanges.com/cloudflare.com/2012-05-02/
Added: To me given what cloudflare is it doesn't make sense that these domains are transferred out as frequently as they are other than for service related reasons. In fact we had suggested cf to a customer and they lasted about a week on the service and had issues.
- eli 15y agoWhat are you comparing them to? Based on your logic they don't seem any worse than any other DNS provider I plugged in. E.g. http://www.dailychanges.com/dnsmadeeasy.com/2012-05-02/ http://www.dailychanges.com/dnsmadeeasy.com/2012-05-02/