You purchased the Cambodia VPS listing, but your post makes it sound like you purchased an ASN or a pre-made “spoof list.” Neither is what was advertised.
Before purchasing, you could have contacted us and asked who the underlying provider is, what access is included, and exactly what the service provides. We are happy to answer those questions before an order.
You also had access to the
Terms of Service and
Refund Policy before purchasing. Please read them carefully before making accusations publicly.
If you expected a specific type of server access, you should have contacted support first rather than purchasing and then claiming that you “just spent $20 for an ASN.”
Regarding your comment that you already have a .txt containing spoofed IPs: that's exactly why the service information is provided the listing isn't selling a random text file. The listing identifies the datacenter, country, virtualization type, network speed, reported spoofing status, price, and other information so buyers can evaluate it before purchasing.
If the service was not what you expected, contact us privately with your order details and we can review exactly what was delivered. Publicly misrepresenting the product instead of contacting support isn't going to solve the issue.
Unfortunately, based on this interaction, we will not be providing further service to you after this matter is resolved.
For future buyers: please read the listing, Terms, and Refund Policy and contact us before purchasing if you need clarification about the provider, access method, or service specifications.
No hard feelings but please don't purchase first and ask what you bought afterward.
Let’s clear this up, because at this point several people are commenting without actually reading the thread or understanding what they purchased.
First, spoofer.network is not selling “an ASN” or a random .txt file. The service is presented as a provider/datacenter resource and information service, with the listing showing things such as the datacenter, provider type, location, network capacity, pricing, and reported status.
Jason later admitted:
Quote:“tbh i only blame my dumbass for not reading”
That's important. If you purchase something without reading the product description and then expect a completely different product, that isn't evidence that the product was misrepresented.
If you aren't sure what a plan includes, contact us BEFORE purchasing. Ask the provider name, access method, specifications, limitations, or anything else you need to know. We're happy to clarify before an order.
Why V2 is different
Some people apparently remember spoofer.network V1. Yes, V1 was more open and displayed much more information publicly.
That system had a serious problem: lists were repeatedly leaked, redistributed and abused, which caused resources to become overloaded and ultimately affected legitimate customers.
That's one of the reasons V2 was redesigned.
V2 is intended to provide a more controlled system and reduce unnecessary leakage and abuse instead of simply publishing everything publicly for anyone to copy.
So yes — V2 is different from V1 by design.
About the $20 / $50 / $85 / $155 plans
Another comment says:
Quote:“this dude is charging you $20 $50 $85 and $155 for a list IP addresses and the ASN they use”
That's an inaccurate characterization of the product.
The different tiers exist because different resources have different performance, capacity and availability. You cannot reasonably compare a lower-priced tier with a higher-performance tier and then claim they're all simply the same list.
For example, the $85 tier is advertised around the higher-performance 10 Gbps / 10M PPS level. That level of infrastructure can be considerably more expensive when obtained independently, depending on the provider and actual specifications.
You can potentially spend €400–€800+ on infrastructure advertised around 10 Gbps and still discover that it doesn't meet your requirements. In that situation, the money is already gone.
The purpose of our service is to provide customers with a way to evaluate available resources/options without immediately committing hundreds of euros to infrastructure they haven't evaluated.
$85 versus potentially €400–€800+ is a completely different level of financial risk.
That's part of the value customers are paying for — not simply a text file.
About the “I already have a .txt” argument
If you already have a text file containing information you obtained elsewhere, that's completely fine.
But having a .txt file doesn't automatically mean you have the same thing as the service being offered.
A customer should compare the actual product, specifications, access, current availability and support rather than reducing everything to “IP + ASN = worthless.”
That's like saying a hosting company is selling “just an IP address” because an IP address is involved.
The context and service around the resource matter.
About the people piling on
CyberXero, Gigabot and everyone else are obviously free to have an opinion.
Legitimate criticism is completely fine.
If someone actually purchased the service and believes something wasn't delivered as advertised, post the specific issue or contact support with the order details and we'll review it.
But saying:
Quote:“what is this service lmao”
while repeating an interpretation of the product that the original buyer himself admitted he didn't read properly isn't particularly useful.
If you didn't purchase the product and haven't actually used it, please don't present assumptions as firsthand experience.
Finally
We have Terms of Service and a Refund Policy available before purchase. Customers are expected to read them and understand what they're buying.
If there is a genuine order problem, contact us privately and we'll deal with it according to the applicable policies.
If you simply don't like the business model, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it.
But deliberately describing the product as “just an ASN and a list of IPs” when that isn't what the listing says is misleading.
Criticism = fine.
Questions = fine.
A legitimate complaint = fine.
Misrepresenting the product and turning the thread into sales trashing = not fine.
I'll report posts that cross that line rather than wasting everyone's time arguing.
For future buyers: read the listing first. If you have questions, ask before paying. It's really that simple.