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ChicagoVPS is a terrible company.
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This is like monkeys flinging poo at each other.
You say that like it's a bad thing?
OP can email me directly if he wishes to try and straighten things out. CVPS has been a lot better lately and most of you are still stuck on things that happened a year ago.
Case closed.
Not necessarily.
Even though it was superfluous, I kinda hope this thread came to Chris' attention when I called him Hitler.
Your company uses NULLED SolusVM!! Please respond to these allegations!!
I'll null your SolusVM in a minute if you don't keep it In your pants.
DDoS attacks are understandable. They can happen and they do occur with greater frequency in the low-end segment of the hosting market. I'm sure it's something that would sort out in the short-term when the recurring target of the attacks is removed from their server.
From the ticket, it looks like you were most angered by one particular member of their staff.
Why? The answer to this question is not THAT uninteresting...
If that's aimed towards me, do you seriously think it warrants an answer?
Well, no. I am not interested in your answer at all, to be honest. But maybe you could just stop telling other people what to ask or not to ask. Would be a huge step in the right direction.
Not my answer you daft mare, the answer to the other guy's question.
Well, forget it. Obviously it makes no sense to discuss with anyone calling you names.
You're not my father.
Well well. I have some vpa with CVPS for more than a year without problems, I don't know you guys have a lot of trouble. Do you even uninstall unused apps? Bind, NTP?
Fortunately. But I bet I could be. However, I am out. Have fun on the playground.
I love it when this happens.
XD
Fair enough :-)
Hey, don't pin this on my role as Administrator. I'm a normal member as well and I'm entitled to share my opinion on things without it getting attached to my role here. And to go on and say something as narrow-minded as
It's sad that none of you even care about other membersproves your pity. We have both customers and providers as members here; ChicagoVPS is one of them, and so are you. And you are both in the wrong here.I'm not going to deny the support the OP has received was poor. Then again, the way he acted in the tickets is quite unprofessional. So it's definitely not black-and-white. And like I've said before: when you chargeback, it's all over! It's like an unwritten rule in the industry. A chargeback should be a last resort.
In my experience(I have a chicago vps) cvps uptime, reliability and performance are definitely improved. Even though others accuse them of overselling, they are relatively stable.
The only thing which bothers me is some times the support is slow.
I would just like to point out that the time between the first ticket and the first reply was only 5 minutes on a Saturday. It took somewhere between 2 and 14 hours for support to say that it was a DDoS. It took 37 hours for the problem to be fixed, which includes Easter Sunday.
Someone needs to tell attackers not to attack on major holidays.
You must be confusing ChicagoVPS with BuyVM.
WHAAAAAAAAT??????11!!!!????
Seriously @mpkossen , what are you referring to here?
@mpkossen confirmed for CC (CVPS) employee trying to trash BuyVM
Na, let's give Martin a chance to repond before jumping to conclusions.
Yes, ChicagoVPS has some "bumps", but from all the services I've used, they're not that bad. Asked to be moved to another node or something. It shouldn't be a big deal, figure it out with your provider before you come hopscotch over here on a public form and let fire loose.
Time for pitchforks?
We have a 10-34, over.