Need new ISP and maybe domain

I got the same thing. I believe that the Teksavvy.com web pile is trying to display an advertisement. Fortunately, it leaves cookies behind so that it will only display one advert at a time. Just restart your browser and try again. That worked for me.

Thanks,

Joe

Ahh.

Joe

Hint: Almost all ISPs demand that prospective customers provide them with a valid physical address (or some nearby address if they're paranoid). I did that on the TekSavvy.com signup form and got nothing. Their address database lookup program is setup to return nothing for a failed lookup so that the prospective customer try. I then went to the TekSavvy.com website and tried to determine where they were located. I found some hints, but nothing definitive. At this point, I would normally look at their domain registration information (if available). Instead, laziness led me to Wikipedia.com, which has management, service area, service details, location information, and other goodies.

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Sehr geehrter Herr Liebermann!

To access that website is more complicated from here because it uses geoblocking. I tried various web browsers on various computers in various countries with various IP addresses on various days. Using a Canadian VPN succeeded. All the other IP addresses that I tried failed. So I created the "Miscellaneous" section at the bottom of

so I cite TekSavvy.com therein.

With kind regards.