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Discord invite is ipv6
In 90 days anything can happen.
edit: in 90 anything can happen.
I don’t think it’s a Customer!
@c1vhosting fix this.
My VPN was working but it is broken today.
Could very well be that it's located on the same host my VPS is on, which has been down for over an hour now... but, according to the website, everything in the network is working! Woohoo!
you don't think or you know for sure ?
have you even created a ticket? i mean email support manually
Check again in 30 days
I did - once. All according to the "template" provided. Never got a reply. But ofcourse could have too high expectations of a ticket sent in in December 2023...
i guess thats the whole idea of this thread then!
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Actually no, it's not.
LET does not give a shit about it's reputation, it only cares about views, clicks and profit. LET could have the reputation of being the absolute worst place on earth, a stinking cesspool, and admins would not give a shit as long as it keeps generating hits.
Quantity over quality, always.
What’s the ticket id you received from the automatic answering when contacting our support via email?
What is even a DC
Power and connectivity seems stable, things didn't get on fire ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. There's a real Cogent upstream without some residential ISP in between a visible route. Based on the latency it's directly attached or very nearby. I honestly don't care if its a hobo shed or some concrete fancy building. Hope things get smoother, this is in nobodies interest. The amount of mud throwing seems inorganic.
Banning providers just removes diversity, there's already a lack of true low end providers. Those $50 E3 are the real scam shit
There is no need to diversify to shitty providers. Bare minimum standards should exist. Fck that if one should transfer away data \@40Mbit unstable connection and wait for 90 days refund. Wtf is that?!
Never got one. Sent it 3 times. Checked the logs of my mailserver and it got the responses from your servers that the mail was accepted. And yes, checked spamboxes etc. Never got a reply - and checked spamfilters/boxes/etc.
But don't bother. Your service s*cks, too much downtime (again 2,5 hours today), you promise a lot ("we're working to get things better", "compensation for downtime") but never saw anything what you promised. Avoiding direct answers, etc etc.
don't worry, he's working on it. this is a one man show we are talking about here
Probably an unlucky route. cogent->cogent saturates near gig.
Sure, lets start with those e-waste providers, or you know, pick your poison and decide on ones own.
I know. Usually I have sympathy for hard working individuals trying to make a bussiness. But they have to be honest and do what they promise. And there should be progress. Neither I have found in this provider yet.
And the service I'm using doesn't cost the world and I've already put the task I had in mind for it somewhere else.
Anyway, it got back after 3 hours of downtime. Up to the next period of no response...
Why are you asking questions like this?
The only thing I know for sure is that c1v does not think, according to what we consider thinking.
Your downtime could be related to Cogent->NTT depeering.
I’ve added USA routes to enable NTT traffic be passed
@c1vhosting
As you probably know I do not like or take part in witch hunts. So I'm assuming that you just missed my post - and repeat it:
That said, @c1vhosting how about clarifying that unnerving issue once and for all? Can you clearly state in what kind of a (technical) environment (DC, basement, apartment, ...) your equipment, in particular your servers, are operating - preferably with some evidence like e.g. some photos or documents?
Also it might be helpful, although, at least for me, not of critical importance, if you would tell us, preferably with some evidence, whether those servers are owned by you/c1vhosting company or rented.
To be honest: I don't care. Since acquiring the service there hasn't been a significant amount of uptime for the service. Everytime it's something different that you use as an excuse: power issues, DDoS attacks, and now peering issues. I can imagine that keeping stuff running can come with issues, however, we're not talking about little outages here, we're talking about hours or even days. And every time a different excuse.
I can only keep on warning other people about your sh*tty performance...
VPN server is online again.
The depeering story is a lie though.
My residential connection is on AS701 that has direct peering with Cogent without going through NTT.
How should this mean something?
issues are different… if they are the same there’s an issue of the constant issue!
Thank you
You are right. There is one constant in it: you. And that's the issue. Also another constant: customers have downtime. Regardless of the cause, the result is the same: they experience sh*tty service.
I have dozens of VPS with almost as many providers, and I've never ever experienced this much downtime in such a relative short period of time. And I (still) have a few providers around that have very bad reputation.
But go ahead. Keep on saying "wait a little while", ignoring questions that you don't want to answer, and ignoring the bad experiences that people have with your service. Keep on telling other causes of outage. Keep on saying that people ware compensated for downtime while you don't provide it.
Even funnier is their Google Maps listing states "identifies as women-owned".
Will the real C1V please stand up?
Well, than it is easy to convert hosting to onlyfans?