AT&T is sporadically blocking access to my website

(23.221.222.250), 64 hops max,

52 byte packets

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Marketing guy.  Mac.  Should have expected that.  ;-)

Lets try this... 

Looking at the traceroute, this doesn't appear to be an AT&T issue, FranSuccess. We recommend reaching back out to the site host for further assistance.

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Yeah, I'm verry interested in what your Cloudflare (/cdn-cgi/trace) status pages show, if anything.  You're in Tucker, GA, yet you seem to be routed to New York via Washington DC before hitting Akamai? 

When I did the traceroute, I got to Cloudflare and I got a response from a Cloudflare-specific test, on that Akamai would 404 on.

Hey Jeff,

Not sure I did this right... see screenshot.

I just noticed that you did the traceroute with the "https://" protocol prefix.  Can you it them again without that protocol prefix?

My concern here is that the IP address you're showing as the destination in that traceroute doesn't match either IP address I can get from any DNS server I've checked; all of them (Cloudflare, Goggle, AT&T) come back with two Cloudflare IPs (104.21.18.248, 172.67.184.55), not an Akamai one (such as 23.221.222.250).