@luckydanny make your statement, provide proof, and be done with it. Do you not have anything better to do thæn chase @cservers around and post replies? Remember that the more you engage him, the more you lose out. It may be your first time engaging a bad provider, but it definitely isn't his first time defending himself against a bad review.
When I read reviews online, usually take what the reviewer and provider say with a grain of salt. If you both argue instead, I no longer consider that a objective review, but consider that a personal attack. In which case, I would "avoid" the reviewer instead.
I understand that you are upset about the loss of money and data. In all honestly, there isn't much to be done. It was your choice to go with a low end provider. They are usually MUCH less reliable, so if you care about your money/data, stick with mid range providers. They do exist in LES/LET. Dont go with the cheapest deals as those are never good...
@somik said: @luckydanny make your statement, provide proof, and be done with it. Do you not have anything better to do thæn chase @cservers around and post replies? Remember that the more you engage him, the more you lose out. It may be your first time engaging a bad provider, but it definitely isn't his first time defending himself against a bad review.
When I read reviews online, usually take what the reviewer and provider say with a grain of salt. If you both argue instead, I no longer consider that a objective review, but consider that a personal attack. In which case, I would "avoid" the reviewer instead.
I understand that you are upset about the loss of money and data. In all honestly, there isn't much to be done. It was your choice to go with a low end provider. They are usually MUCH less reliable, so if you care about your money/data, stick with mid range providers. They do exist in LES/LET. Dont go with the cheapest deals as those are never good...
First of all, I won’t stay silent. The money I lost isn’t a big deal to me, but as long as I see something like this, I’m willing to share it—so that more newcomers can avoid falling into the same trap.
Every year, I purchase servers from over a dozen providers. I run a legitimate business that gets tens of thousands of daily visitors.
I buy servers at all price points, each for different purposes. It’s not that cheaper servers are unreliable; more often than not, it comes down to the provider’s competence and ethics.
Many providers handle service issues properly, while others shift the blame onto users or simply disappear when problems arise. However, it’s rare to encounter providers who act as shamelessly as they do.
You don’t have to take my word for it. If you’re interested in this provider’s services, you can purchase them yourself or verify the information I’ve provided through your own investigation.
I’ve already stated that I’m willing to cooperate with identity verification, disclose my private data, and provide the evidence I have to prove that I haven’t engaged in any non-compliant activities on their servers—but have they ever responded positively?
I’ve purchased services from many of the popular providers currently trending in the community. Why wouldn’t I speak out against them?
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@luckydanny make your statement, provide proof, and be done with it. Do you not have anything better to do thæn chase @cservers around and post replies? Remember that the more you engage him, the more you lose out. It may be your first time engaging a bad provider, but it definitely isn't his first time defending himself against a bad review.
When I read reviews online, usually take what the reviewer and provider say with a grain of salt. If you both argue instead, I no longer consider that a objective review, but consider that a personal attack. In which case, I would "avoid" the reviewer instead.
I understand that you are upset about the loss of money and data. In all honestly, there isn't much to be done. It was your choice to go with a low end provider. They are usually MUCH less reliable, so if you care about your money/data, stick with mid range providers. They do exist in LES/LET. Dont go with the cheapest deals as those are never good...
First of all, I won’t stay silent. The money I lost isn’t a big deal to me, but as long as I see something like this, I’m willing to share it—so that more newcomers can avoid falling into the same trap.
Every year, I purchase servers from over a dozen providers. I run a legitimate business that gets tens of thousands of daily visitors.
I buy servers at all price points, each for different purposes. It’s not that cheaper servers are unreliable; more often than not, it comes down to the provider’s competence and ethics.
Many providers handle service issues properly, while others shift the blame onto users or simply disappear when problems arise. However, it’s rare to encounter providers who act as shamelessly as they do.
You don’t have to take my word for it. If you’re interested in this provider’s services, you can purchase them yourself or verify the information I’ve provided through your own investigation.
I’ve already stated that I’m willing to cooperate with identity verification, disclose my private data, and provide the evidence I have to prove that I haven’t engaged in any non-compliant activities on their servers—but have they ever responded positively?
I’ve purchased services from many of the popular providers currently trending in the community. Why wouldn’t I speak out against them?