how to change my ip address??

MercilessKiller

Lob_Rockster wrote:

There is no comeback for a website blocking an IP address at all - especially if you consider cross-border issues. The only caveat IMO might be with a subscription-based service but even then you might still have difficulities proceeding with legal action.

IP blocks are often a simple layer which to someone motivated is extremely simply to circumvent in an open network like the internet. Closed networks, like business networks, have finite entry and exit points thus giving total control.

Think of it akin to someone blocking your home phone calling them. What do you do - stop, or go to a phone box?

Thank you :j

And btw. .to whoever who said its not in answer to the op's question... its directly related to the issue in the Op's question so they themselves may find some interest into the debate....

trafalgar_2

Lob_Rockster wrote:

Think of it akin to someone blocking your home phone calling them. What do you do - stop, or go to a phone box?

I'd say some go to the phone box