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For this, I'm planning to make a test later.
Peaceful talk is ok, but no attacking please.
Why? Are you trying to limit freedom? What's next?
Put some damage to the hoster even if I did wrong. MUAHAHAHAH
I just can tell you that, you are one of a kind so far, and this i think is 1st one thread like this here on LET. So congratulations for that one.
i dont check let for ONE day and see 7+ new pages of mjj drama. time to eat some popcorn while i comb through all of this 🍿
EUGH, then okay, It’s just the weekend anyway.
NEXT stage is to expose your browser history.
"denn du weisst ja, wer im glashaus sitzt fällt selbst hinein" (bondock saints)
This forum is free speech, as long as I am not personally attacking you. And I am questioning, not giving any statement about your "health".
Well, since we’re strangers, it doesn’t really bother me much.
What. The. Fuck.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4794628/#Comment_4794628
Then, @detavern talked about Wayback machine snapshot count, which I tell it's non deterministic going up and down.
LOL
I browsed several pages. Thank you for sharing your knowledge — it was really helpful.
It was my fault, sorry.
Do you know how HostBrr's recovery email works?
I’ve tested it quite a bit, but I still haven’t found where it is supposed to be used.
You mean https://my.hostbrr.com/client/login/reset/ ?
No, you could found the option recover email in the page https://my.hostbrr.com/client/main/edit/
Oooh, you mean that
You're committing fraud. You'll be banned here and added to FraudRecord, hopefully.
For what it's worth I reported the TOS issue April 19th and this was @labze 's response https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4775833#Comment_4775853
I think the bloke here trying this mate
That's on the provider as it's his responsibility for the TOS to be accessible. Since the TOS is not accessible it is not binding. This doesn't mean there is no contract, there is because the law provides a default one and that's the only thing that is binding in this case.
Every EU business is required by law to have certain information provided on the website and that information needs to be accessible as well. There might be slight differences from country to country as to what is required to be there but in essence contact information, company info, address and so on. If this is missing and someone reports it you get a hefty fine.