How long is the paper trail?
ARIN dates the AS number to July 1996 and the address blocks to 1996 and 1998. A reviewer who looks up the registrant finds a company with decades of records rather than a name created last season.
ProxyJam sells Intercom Online static residential (ISP) IPs in New York City, from $5.38 per IP per month, each held for the whole paid period. This Manhattan connectivity firm has long-standing registry records, which is the angle of this page.
A registrant on file since 1996 · The carrier is the choice; the city the IP surfaces in is not promised · Priced per IP, held for the billing period
Intercom Online is already picked; any other New York City carrier is a click away. Choose the months and how many IPs, and the total below follows.
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ARIN dates the AS number to July 1996 and the address blocks to 1996 and 1998. A reviewer who looks up the registrant finds a company with decades of records rather than a name created last season.
The registrant's own address sits on West 23rd Street in Manhattan, and PeeringDB places its equipment at the Teleport in Staten Island. Those are filings about the company, not readings of where any one IP will be placed.
How long a block has been registered says nothing about what was done with a given address last month. If your target scores IP history, test against it rather than leaning on the year.
Intercom Online sells T1 and T3 circuits, ADSL, hosted voice and hosting to businesses, and PeeringDB files it as a network service provider. A lookup will read as a firm's connection, not a family's.
Intercom Online is a New York connectivity firm that holds AS6948, registered at ARIN in July 1996 under an address on West 23rd Street, Manhattan. Its own site lists circuits, hosted voice and hosting for businesses.
The company's date and ARIN's date differ because the two dates measure different things. 1993 is the company's own account of when it started serving clients; July 1996 is when ARIN recorded its AS number. We repeat the first as Intercom's claim and vouch for the second because anyone can query it.
You can read the registration of an Intercom Online IP yourself: query ARIN's RDAP service for the IP you were given, or for AS6948. The answer names the registrant, its street address and a registration date; the address blocks Intercom holds were recorded in 1996 and 1998.
On the Intercom Online AS record, it means that nobody has edited the AS registration since September 2004. It speaks to stable paperwork, not to an idle network: routing changes are not filed with ARIN, so the date tells you nothing about traffic.
According to PeeringDB, Intercom Online's network sits at Telehouse's Teleport Center on Staten Island. That is a filing about the company's presence, not a reading of where your IP will be geolocated.
An older registration does not by itself make an Intercom Online IP safer to use. A site that checks the registrant sees a long-established company; a site that scores an address's recent behaviour sees the address, whatever its block's age. Treat the year as context rather than as a score.
ProxyJam lists Intercom Online here: New York City. That is where our catalogue files the row; it does not fix the place a geolocation database will print for your IP.
ProxyJam does not promise that an Intercom Online IP surfaces in New York City. Picking Intercom Online is the whole choice you make: the IP is issued from that carrier's pool, and the city a database shows for it is not part of the order.
A ProxyJam Intercom Online ISP proxy is priced by the IP and by the month, from $5.38, the bottom step that every US carrier in our catalogue shares. Three decades of filings do not move the figure.
Yes: you can get your money back if the registrant does not convince your target, on a first order, if you ask within the window the refund policy sets. Running the IPs against your own targets in the meantime does not count against you. Refund Policy