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looks like limewave had all upstreams pulled

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  • helenharryhelenharry Member
    edited February 2024

    @LeifurGunnarsson said: (My name is Leifur not Kjartan)

    My bad, you are connected to even more shit than Kjartan lmao.
    You shouldn't have corrected me to be honest.

    How is Northlayer doing?
    Your website is not looking good

    Thanked by 1greentea
  • @Dvo said:

    @kevinds said:

    @Dvo said:
    I’m not going to be proactive in refunding, simply because of all the drama with the refunds themselves. If people think paying $12/yr for a service, using the service for 6 months, then charging back the full $12 when they’re only lawfully entitled to a $6 refund, I’m not going to sit there and fuck around with arguing with people. Let them get their $12 refund,

    It depends if you sold month-to-month service, and the customer had a credit on file that was decreasing each month. Then maybe they are lawfully entitled to a partial refund.

    Your agreements were for a year of service, you are not following your agreements, the full charge backs are valid.

    What about when someone is paying $50/year? Or $100/year?

    I’ll tack on a $200 administrative fee, a $50 charge back fee, the balance due and the interest, then fire the account off to collections. Problem solved.

    Try it.. Please..

    had I known I was going to be a VPN (I mean VPS) host in that market and their love for HE, I never would’ve signed Cogent.

    Nobody likes Cogent except providers because they are cheap, but there is a reason they are cheap.. They are the low-end-transit provider.

    No it doesn't, what does the Terms of Service state?

    https://web.archive.org/web/20231224064546/https://www.limewave.net/terms.html

    "18) Termination of Agreement/Services:
    Limewave Communications reserves the right to terminate any account without notice, reason and/or refund. Upon termination, all data will be removed from our network. If your account was disabled for violating this agreement, you will not have access or the ability to recover your files/data."

    What does that mean? It means the company has the ability to lawfully execute section 18, terminate service and you are not entitled to any refund. If you choose to pursue a refund after the fact, it means you are in breach of contract (not the company) and are now liable for all damages as a result i.e. the chargeback fees etc.

    This is what you, legally, agreed to.

    Just because Visa gives you your money back, doesn't mean Visa has the ability to remove your liability with the contracts you breach.

    Did you read what you just wrote after you wrote it?

    Limewave Communications reserves the right to terminate any account without notice, reason and/or refund. Upon termination, all data will be removed from our network.

    Seems pretty clear that since no user data was removed, accounts clearly have not been terminated yet. Therefore section 18 doesn't apply and thus people are still entitled to a refund?

    Also, this clause seems to be almost certainly not legal. Consider a case where you hire someone to paint your house. You pay them, they paint half the house and decide they no longer want to paint your house. They unilaterally terminate the contract. Wouldn't you be pissed and want a refund? Wouldn't you say you're entitled to a refund?

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR
    edited February 2024

    @ehhthing said: Also, this clause seems to be almost certainly not legal. Consider a case where you hire someone to paint your house. You pay them, they paint half the house and decide they no longer want to paint your house. They unilaterally terminate the contract. Wouldn't you be pissed and want a refund? Wouldn't you say you're entitled to a refund?

    He is (or they are) claiming that "Section 18" in the ToS makes the painter perfectly within the law to do just that, PLUS add on fees that were not in the agreement/contract if the customer attempts to get a refund.

    It doesn't, but that is the claim/statement made..

  • @mgcAna said:
    This is unbelievable, anyone closing or shutting down abruptly is technically a criminal as he cheated his customers and their trust. Would have been nice if had given people time to move out.

    This is the hardest part to understand. The provider said that the business was profitable until the end but that the time and investment required to keep it going wasn't worth it to him, so he decided to close shop. Why, at least, couldn't he have given advance notification here so that customers could back up their stuff before it went down?

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR

    @JosephF said: Why, at least, couldn't he have given advance notification here so that customers could back up their stuff before it went down?

    At the very least, when he brought the homepage backup a day or so later, mention this on the homepage..... Rather than leaving us with with no information.

    Services have hiccups, regardless of their size, it happens.. Not knowing that this was deliberate, was the asshole move.. Could have brought services back up days earlier, rather than waiting for a nonexistent issue to get fixed.

  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    Lmao this guy is definitely a character

  • xvpsxvps Member
    edited February 2024

    @Dvo said:

    @kevinds said:

    @Dvo said:
    I’m not going to be proactive in refunding, simply because of all the drama with the refunds themselves. If people think paying $12/yr for a service, using the service for 6 months, then charging back the full $12 when they’re only lawfully entitled to a $6 refund, I’m not going to sit there and fuck around with arguing with people. Let them get their $12 refund,

    It depends if you sold month-to-month service, and the customer had a credit on file that was decreasing each month. Then maybe they are lawfully entitled to a partial refund.

    Your agreements were for a year of service, you are not following your agreements, the full charge backs are valid.

    What about when someone is paying $50/year? Or $100/year?

    I’ll tack on a $200 administrative fee, a $50 charge back fee, the balance due and the interest, then fire the account off to collections. Problem solved.

    Try it.. Please..

    had I known I was going to be a VPN (I mean VPS) host in that market and their love for HE, I never would’ve signed Cogent.

    Nobody likes Cogent except providers because they are cheap, but there is a reason they are cheap.. They are the low-end-transit provider.

    No it doesn't, what does the Terms of Service state?

    https://web.archive.org/web/20231224064546/https://www.limewave.net/terms.html

    "18) Termination of Agreement/Services:
    Limewave Communications reserves the right to terminate any account without notice, reason and/or refund. Upon termination, all data will be removed from our network. If your account was disabled for violating this agreement, you will not have access or the ability to recover your files/data."

    What does that mean? It means the company has the ability to lawfully execute section 18, terminate service and you are not entitled to any refund. If you choose to pursue a refund after the fact, it means you are in breach of contract (not the company) and are now liable for all damages as a result i.e. the chargeback fees etc.

    This is what you, legally, agreed to.

    Just because Visa gives you your money back, doesn't mean Visa has the ability to remove your liability with the contracts you breach.

    This is unconscionable contract terms and won't hold in a Canadian court.

    You can have similar terms to flush out a single unwanted customer, but what you are doing is fraud.

    This cunt should be banned.

  • JosephFJosephF Member
    edited February 2024

    There's no chance he'll be individually suing all 500 of his customers who successfully got their $50 to $250 money back from PayPal and the credit card chargebacks.

    Forget about the non-Canadian customers, who he'd have to sue in 20+ foreign countries. Even his Canadian customers aren't going to get sued.

    Even if he would win every case it wouldn't be financially viable to sue them. But in this situation he wouldn't even win a single case even if he spent on legal fees to sue more money than he could possibly win.

    Thanked by 2Kris kode9
  • Customers should do what they need to do. Either ask for a refund, or do a chargeback. Whichever way they want regardless what the provider says because it's evident that he does not have any respect toward his customers, based on his actions and replies on this topic.

  • @JosephF said:
    There's no chance he'll be individually suing all 500 of his customers who successfully got their $50 to $250 money back from PayPal and the credit card chargebacks.

    Forget about the non-Canadian customers, who he'd have to sue in 20+ foreign countries. Even his Canadian customers aren't going to get sued.

    Even if he would win every case it wouldn't be financially viable to sue them. But in this situation he wouldn't even win a single case even if he spent on legal fees to sue more money than he could possibly win.

    That's why a certain Kris in here, who immediately came in screaming about suing the host with his "multiple lawyers on retainer", was utterly ridiculous. There is a process to deal with these sort of things. People just immediately start freaking out like children sometimes.

  • @boot said:
    That's why a certain Kris in here, who immediately came in screaming about suing the host with his "multiple lawyers on retainer", was utterly ridiculous. There is a process to deal with these sort of things. People just immediately start freaking out like children sometimes.

    You are thinking like a hooligan.

    People immediately start freaking out like children sometimes, maybe just because they are dealing with unreasonable jerk.

    People will treat you with more respect if you present yourself as a responsible adult in the first place, as everyone would prefer to handle issues rationally.

  • @i12h said:

    @boot said:
    That's why a certain Kris in here, who immediately came in screaming about suing the host with his "multiple lawyers on retainer", was utterly ridiculous. There is a process to deal with these sort of things. People just immediately start freaking out like children sometimes.

    You are thinking like a hooligan.

    People immediately start freaking out like children sometimes, maybe just because they are dealing with unreasonable jerk.

    People will treat you with more respect if you present yourself as a responsible adult in the first place, as everyone would prefer to handle issues rationally.

    Nah, Limewave hadn't even said a peep yet and Kris was already pulling his hair out, threatening his legal tag team on him.

    What Limewave has done, is a dick move if I need to clarify my stance. But the over reaction with not one, but TWO lawyers, was hilariously teenager-ish.

  • @raindog308 said:
    Here's a tldr:

    @Dvo said: sit there and fuck around

    @Dvo said: fuck

    @Dvo said: shit the bed

    @Dvo said: shit in the rack

    @Dvo said: network is shit

    @Dvo said: out of my ass

    @Dvo said: in the ass

    @Dvo said: fuck

    @Dvo said: old shit

    @Dvo said: thank you!

    Beautiful.

  • i12hi12h Member
    edited February 2024

    @boot said:
    Nah, Limewave hadn't even said a peep yet and Kris was already pulling his hair out, threatening his legal tag team on him.

    What Limewave has done, is a dick move if I need to clarify my stance. But the over reaction with not one, but TWO lawyers, was hilariously teenager-ish.

    Well, I think you can't justify yourself - "over reaction" ? For whom? What standards to judge by? Who is the victim?

    People are pissed because Limewave has been acting like the victim in all this, but really most people are just waiting for him to step up and tell them what's going on and what the plan is, so who exactly is overreacting?

    So you are jerk, too.

    Thanked by 1Kris
  • @boot said:
    Nah, Limewave hadn't even said a peep yet and Kris was already pulling his hair out, threatening his legal tag team on him.

    Nope. Limewave was throwing hands threatening to add on "administrative fee, charge back fee, balance due and interest" and then fire it off to collections on anyone trying a chargeback, and then Kris said that if they do, he knows two lawyers. He never said "legal team", he literally said he knows two lawyers, if I remember correctly they were customers of his.

    It's so easy to just scroll back a few pages and read it all, there is absolutely no need to make false statements.

    Thanked by 2Kris Marx
  • @Dvo Just rebrand like @dustinc

    For example:

    Alpharacks is Limeweave

    RackNerd is ColoChad

    Dustin is Purple Daddy

    You can be Blue Daddy.

    Then pay 200 USD for provider tag, and there's no more issues.

    Is it really so hard to understand? Nobody will remember after 2 years anyway.

    Thanked by 3kode9 Marx Pixels
  • @rcy026 said:

    @boot said:
    Nah, Limewave hadn't even said a peep yet and Kris was already pulling his hair out, threatening his legal tag team on him.

    Nope. Limewave was throwing hands threatening to add on "administrative fee, charge back fee, balance due and interest" and then fire it off to collections on anyone trying a chargeback, and then Kris said that if they do, he knows two lawyers. He never said "legal team", he literally said he knows two lawyers, if I remember correctly they were customers of his.

    It's so easy to just scroll back a few pages and read it all, there is absolutely no need to make false statements.

    "Two lawyers on retainer" I believe it was. Eager beavers ready to litigate low end matters. Hilarious.

  • @boot said: "Two lawyers on retainer" I believe it was. Eager beavers ready to litigate low end matters. Hilarious.

    Ah, there's Dvo's bitch. Your mom still sore? Tell her I'll Venmo her that tenner later on today.

    Let me re-iteriate for boot:

    1) Chargeback worked brilliantly.

    2) Lawyer only gets contacted if Dvo tries to touch credit fraudulently. Then a cease and desist is sent. This does nothing legally, but is a great paper trail for sending to TransUnion, Equifax, or Experian.

    I'm sorry you're too mentally incapable of understanding what a lawyer is for, and yes - I did threaten to contact a lawyer if @Dvo tries his mental gymnastics and tries to collect debt.

    If you aren't Dvo's alt to derail things, get a life. People got scammed, I'm sorry it rustles your jimmies.

  • @rcy026 said: Nope. Limewave was throwing hands threatening to add on "administrative fee, charge back fee, balance due and interest" and then fire it off to collections on anyone trying a chargeback, and then Kris said that if they do, he knows two lawyers. He never said "legal team", he literally said he knows two lawyers, if I remember correctly they were customers of his.

    Yep, two I host. They pay zero, and if I need assistance, I pay zero.

    Chargeback was simple and processed online. Only if Dvo tries to screw up credit would I even contact them.

    I guess making an alt username in Dec 2023 as you're about to exit scam clients is a better method of trying to make your business work.

  • @boot said:

    @i12h said:

    @boot said:
    That's why a certain Kris in here, who immediately came in screaming about suing the host with his "multiple lawyers on retainer", was utterly ridiculous. There is a process to deal with these sort of things. People just immediately start freaking out like children sometimes.

    You are thinking like a hooligan.

    People immediately start freaking out like children sometimes, maybe just because they are dealing with unreasonable jerk.

    People will treat you with more respect if you present yourself as a responsible adult in the first place, as everyone would prefer to handle issues rationally.

    Nah, Limewave hadn't even said a peep yet and Kris was already pulling his hair out, threatening his legal tag team on him.

    What Limewave has done, is a dick move if I need to clarify my stance. But the over reaction with not one, but TWO lawyers, was hilariously teenager-ish.

    He simply mentioned that he has two lawyers and did not make any more radical statements like wanting to shoot DVO, etc., yet you continue to mock him.

    I cannot understand your behavior, perhaps you have some history with the two lawyers, I guess.

    Thanked by 3Kris kode9 Marx
  • MumblyMumbly Member
    edited February 2024

    @Dvo said: "18) Termination of Agreement/Services:
    Limewave Communications reserves the right to terminate any account without notice, reason and/or refund.

    Home made TOS? Because there's clearly a part that can't be legal.

    Limewave Communications reserves the right to terminate any account without reason and refund?

    You should throw in at least abuse and/or force majeure reasons for not refunding. TOS does not legalize stealing.

    Thanked by 3xvps Kris kode9
  • @Kris said: 1) Chargeback worked brilliantly.

    Glad you got your $15 back and didn't have to sick your legal team on him.

  • @Kris said: Yep, two I host. They pay zero, and if I need assistance, I pay zero.

    Right, because I there are so many Lawyers that trade off their services for web hosting. I guess your business is doing so well you don't need to pay $200 on LET to promote it or have a Provider tag here.

    Or maybe you are all just full of it, trying to look self important, and just wanted to swing your little dick around.

    I'm leaning towards the latter.

  • @boot said: Right, because I there are so many Lawyers that trade off their services for web hosting. I guess your business is doing so well you don't need to pay $200 on LET to promote it or have a Provider tag here.

    So your measure of a business is if they're able to afford a provider tag here? Oh sweet summer child.

    Uh yeah, one I've done SEO for 15 years, the other I host and keep their site up. This isn't hard. One site used the Lawyer's Red Diary and Manual to create a directory of 550 or so towns in my state that stayed on the top of search engines for a decade when searching the town's municipal court.

    I'm a little above needing a provider tag here. I host a handful of clients and don't need a LET tag.

    This was a cute place to hang out 10 years ago, but now we got basement dwellers like yourself propping up a fraudster, who someone still isn't banned.

    Sorry you weren't able to derail the thread. Keep on being an awesome contributor to LET!

  • MoopahMoopah Member
    edited February 2024

    We should just rename this thread to "@Kris vs @boot with a side dish of Limewave Deadpool"

  • Pretty sure it's just a Dvo alt trying to derail it. Still kind of pissed I'm the one who's angry and asking the questions about people who paid yearly... in December, from a post on LET itself.

    I couldn't care less, but boot seems to have something for men - dunno.

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR

    @Mumbly said:
    You should throw in at least abuse and/or force majeure reasons for not refunding. TOS does not legalize stealing.

    But if an account is terminated for abuse the user can't get their data... Our accounts weren't terminated for abuse...

    After moving services, if my Limewave server came back online now, that will cause a lot of issues for me.

  • xvpsxvps Member
    edited February 2024

    @kevinds said:

    @Mumbly said:
    You should throw in at least abuse and/or force majeure reasons for not refunding. TOS does not legalize stealing.

    But if an account is terminated for abuse the user can't get their data... Our accounts weren't terminated for abuse...

    After moving services, if my Limewave server came back online now, that will cause a lot of issues for me.

    He plans to bring the servers back online for 24 hours.

    @Dvo said:
    As for the ARIN updates, yes there are plans. As of right now, I have the rack space just don’t have the free power. The plan as of right now, nothing official, is that I’ll be bringing a few nodes online for a 24 hour period then cycle with the same pattern until all the nodes have had their last day. What I’m waiting for is OVH to approve the BYOIP orders as I figure, it’d be wise to have some form of basic DDoS protection. Once the nodes come online, people can rsync the data off if needed, however the same restrictions as before apply i,e. no outbound SSH, so my advice would be to change the SSH port of the remote host now to avoid any delays when the node comes online. OVH states up for 3 weeks, so tick tock. We all wait.

    For the node that was a total loss, it will be repaired and brought back online so you can recover your data if needed.

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR

    @xvps said: He plans to put the servers back online for 24 hours.

    I saw that.. But not officially a plan either.. I also didn't notice an issue before making outbound SSH connections, but I really don't care about the data either, it had a nightly backup schedule..

    If they are only up for 24 hours, I am hoping we will be notified of the schedule and have the option to opt-out.. But the way the shutdown was handled, I am expecting no communication.. Will just have to watch for it and be ready.

  • It's pointless to continue if you ask me. I lost 3 servers with Limewave. I'm fuckin` pissed too @Kris, who wouldn't be?
    All 3 bought in October via Paypal. So .. NO REFUND for me.
    Life goes on.

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