I do use CloudFlare for a large amount of websites (dynamic content) and have not had a similar experience.
If CDN is your only purpose? this mostly only useful for static files like JS, CSS and HTML. Somehow your answer is not clear what you try to accomplish. Too little information to go by. If you experience issues with their service, bother them more to get it resolved. Any gain you have improves the service for others.
In the worst case you can always look at other services. I am not sure but I believe Amazon CloudFront provides a similar solution.
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I do use CloudFlare for a large amount of websites (dynamic content) and have not had a similar experience.
If CDN is your only purpose? this mostly only useful for static files like JS, CSS and HTML. Somehow your answer is not clear what you try to accomplish. Too little information to go by. If you experience issues with their service, bother them more to get it resolved. Any gain you have improves the service for others.
In the worst case you can always look at other services. I am not sure but I believe Amazon CloudFront provides a similar solution.