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Some sort of private DC maybe? But funny that it's listed on DataCenterMap. I would expect it not to be listed at all if it is private and all about security and client privacy.
I have NDAs from some private data centres.. Most of them the actual location isn't publicly advertised just those that need to know, know where it is.. It still isn't about client privacy though, it is/was about external threats.
Every rack looks close to the same, and you can tell very little about a client looking at a rack.. One client has a stack of Dell servers, another client has a stack of HP.. Can't tell who the clients are from that..
CyberBunker: Pomezia
I'm under the same impression. There can be labels on servers, but those are only known to the provider and is not something that anyone external or the customers themselves would have knowledge of to associate it with some other customer or business.
Even if there are, it is unlikely one can see/read them from pictures of the datacentre. Picture of an individual rack, maybe, but still meaningless.. Unless it is IP, user, and pass, but that would be very poor OpSec to have that on a label in the first place.
Sorry, I got confused with another Customer.
TXID: 0A250941B8124180L
Appreciate your curiosity! The concern isn't so much about showing the racks themselves but about revealing specific configurations, security measures, and operational details that could be pieced together to compromise security. While we understand that many data centers offer tours and share pictures, each organization has to navigate its own risk landscape.
We've indeed offered visits to our facilities to some members here, trying to balance transparency with our security commitments. The challenge is finding the right way to share more broadly without inadvertently giving away too much. It’s a fine line, but based on the feedback, we’re working on ways to share more about our environment that satisfies community curiosity and maintains the integrity of our client commitments.
Thanks for engaging and challenging us on this. It helps us refine our approach.
Calin provides free lunch and free hotel for visitors to their basement.
Do you provide free lunch and free hotel for visitors to your basement?
But you specifically said "client privacy"
My BS detector started going off..
You don't need to include anything to do with security procedures, but you should show some of them for how difficult it is to gain access.
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You're right, I did mention "client privacy," and I can understand how that might sound a bit vague or set off some alarms. Let me clarify: our priority is to avoid sharing any specific details that could inadvertently reveal anything about our clients or their setups.
However, your point about showcasing our security without revealing sensitive procedures is well-taken. We can certainly explore ways to demonstrate the robust security measures we have in place, emphasizing the difficulty of unauthorized access, without compromising our operational integrity or client confidentiality. This is something we'll work on to provide more clarity and reassurance about our data center's security standards.
Appreciate your feedback and pushing for more transparency in this area.
Thank you. I have just received the email, the refund date is March 21st (future date)
Let me take this time to summarize my experience as a customer
1. I sent cancellation request email as per the TOS. But no acknowledgement email received nor any status update. Most reputable vendors provide an easy way to cancel the service by a button on the panel and an email confirmation is sent as well.
2. One extra payment was made in error. Most other vendors acknowledge that by email and show in the panel as credit. Nothing of that sort happened here
3. I was left with no other option, but to raise in public forum and you confirmed the refund, but you made a mistake to confuse with other another customer.
4. When I pressed for refund transaction date and id, refund was issued at that time
Review the above and think how you would feel as a customer.
The dedicated server performance has been excellent, it is just that you lost my trust on your professionalism. I am going to another vendor with a bit higher monthly billing, but peace of mind has far far more value than the extra money I would be spending.
Did I forget something?
It was already as a credit if you looked on the website.
Purchased physical dedicated servers and non-professionalism with the server setup and the server is retained there in his basement.
If you are not happy it is your right to cancel and move away.
We'll consider your story to improve.
Thanks for your feedback.
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A recent example of netwrok speed (on a physical dedicated server)
https://www.speedtest.net/result/16023102526.png
@c1vhosting
Only you can appreciate with a "Thanks" for such extraordinary network data speed on a physical server
Even within Italy, thanks to your premium data center, extraordinary network speed is experienced.
https://www.speedtest.net/result/16023120915
wow, so funny!
For example,
These are standard data centers, not the premium ones.
Got a point there. Lmao.
What is the difference?
Just trying to show you can give nothing away security wise, and still provide pictures.. Maybe security wise it shows they have at least one security camera..
400 people voted in lowendtalk, and 56.03% of them still agreed to ban you from selling. You have been revoked as a provider label by LET. Because your server performance is very poor, you lied
You didn’t get the sarcasm.
I was at 50/50 if it was sarcasm or not..
The standard datacentre should be a premium one.
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You have taken my money and deleted my vps service. I no longer want to communicate with you. I'm just threatening you, you only have 2 choices. 1. Return the money to me. 2. I will track your sales on the Internet, tell others the truth, and tell others that c1vhosting is a liar.