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HostHatch suspended server and ignores ticket

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  • @emgh said:
    @skorous nope, they didn’t. They offered two options, then, they let feelings get in their way and went back on that. OP had said nothing between that. The ticket is visible for you to look at as well, you know that, right?

    How else can you read it?

    "Let us know when you're ready for us to process your refund if you want to cancel", thinking that he's absolutely going to choose to cancel since he's stated conclusively that he'll never use us again.

    "I don't want to cancel."

    Oh, that was unexpected.

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @skorous said:

    @emgh said:
    @skorous nope, they didn’t. They offered two options, then, they let feelings get in their way and went back on that. OP had said nothing between that. The ticket is visible for you to look at as well, you know that, right?

    How else can you read it?

    "Let us know when you're ready for us to process your refund if you want to cancel", thinking that he's absolutely going to choose to cancel since he's stated conclusively that he'll never use us again.

    "I don't want to cancel."

    Oh, that was unexpected.

    Read their reply 30 minutes before that, before they changed their mind.

  • @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: I'd advice you to read more than 1-2 posts before engaging in the thread.

    And I'd advise you to not make assumptions and actually read what I said. You've continually framed this as a Hosthatch slow support issue and how they didn't make it clear to you. That problem is solved now. You subsequently deciding you're okay with slow support is irrelevant.

    @emgh said: First they offered a refund, if the client wanted to cancel.

    30 minutes later, they replied to themselves, while the client had yet to reply, changing their mind.

    They assumed the client having said they'd never use them again would jump at the chance for a refund. They were wrong.

    Actually, it’s not irrelevant. It’s the crux of the issue. The slow support only became a problem because my server was suspended, and the situation escalated unnecessarily from there. Had I been allowed to continue with the service, as I was initially given the option to do, none of this would have been an issue. You’re trying to frame this as though I’m asking for promotional pricing with full support. I’m not. I’m simply asking to continue with the plan I paid for, understanding the support limitations. The problem arose when HostHatch decided to revoke my ability to stay on that plan, after originally offering me the choice to remain. That’s what caused this entire situation, not my “acceptance” or “rejection” of slow support.

    So no, the problem isn’t solved just because they refunded me. The problem is that HostHatch made the situation worse by reversing their original offer and forcing me into a corner, all because I had the audacity to criticize their handling of the situation publicly.

    If anything is irrelevant here, it’s the assumption that this is just about support speeds. It’s about how this situation was escalated, when it didn’t need to be.

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  • @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Thanked by 1emgh
  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2024

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yeah. It says a lot that their LET response time is a small fraction of their ticket response time.

  • @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    Thanked by 1Ouji
  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    If they actually meant this, they’d have no problem letting OP stay on the promotional tier instead of upselling him. That’s proof enough.

  • @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    If they actually meant this, they’d have no problem letting OP stay on the promotional tier instead of upselling him. That’s proof enough.

    Personally don't have a problem with this, if they no longer want his wallet, that's up to them

  • @enzyme said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: I'd advice you to read more than 1-2 posts before engaging in the thread.

    And I'd advise you to not make assumptions and actually read what I said. You've continually framed this as a Hosthatch slow support issue and how they didn't make it clear to you. That problem is solved now. You subsequently deciding you're okay with slow support is irrelevant.

    @emgh said: First they offered a refund, if the client wanted to cancel.

    30 minutes later, they replied to themselves, while the client had yet to reply, changing their mind.

    They assumed the client having said they'd never use them again would jump at the chance for a refund. They were wrong.

    Actually, it’s not irrelevant. It’s the crux of the issue. The slow support only became a problem because my server was suspended, and the situation escalated unnecessarily from there. Had I been allowed to continue with the service, as I was initially given the option to do, none of this would have been an issue. You’re trying to frame this as though I’m asking for promotional pricing with full support. I’m not. I’m simply asking to continue with the plan I paid for, understanding the support limitations. The problem arose when HostHatch decided to revoke my ability to stay on that plan, after originally offering me the choice to remain. That’s what caused this entire situation, not my “acceptance” or “rejection” of slow support.

    And again, I'd say re-read what I said. I agree with you that I think you should be able to do that. What I'm saying is that you painted yourself into a corner by framing it as it's not your fault because the support limitations weren't made clear to you.

    @itachikonoha said: Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes I have. Hosthatch agreed, said they'd handled it badly, and would try to improve both the clarity of the support limitations and their overall response.

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    If they actually meant this, they’d have no problem letting OP stay on the promotional tier instead of upselling him. That’s proof enough.

    Personally don't have a problem with this, if they no longer want his wallet, that's up to them

    You don’t see the issue?

    They’re saying that they didn’t handle his case like they should have, or at least, that’s my understanding.

    Yet, they’re saying that he’s not fit to be in the promotion tier pricing.

  • @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    If they actually meant this, they’d have no problem letting OP stay on the promotional tier instead of upselling him. That’s proof enough.

    Personally don't have a problem with this, if they no longer want his wallet, that's up to them

    You don’t see the issue?

    They’re saying that they didn’t handle his case like they should have, or at least, that’s my understanding.

    Yet, they’re saying that he’s not fit to be in the promotion tier pricing.

    Ah, I see. Yes, that's a problem. Once again the person handling the ticket put their emotions first. :#

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @itachikonoha said:

    @sybe said:

    @skorous said:

    @enzyme said: If the issue is that you failed to properly clarify support limitations for promotional packages (as you’ve admitted), then why am I being pushed out after my situation brought that flaw to light? You can’t have it both ways. Either you’re offering me the chance to continue on a standard plan or you’re punishing me for daring to call out your lack of transparency. From where I stand, it looks like the latter.

    Think about it this way, you claim the support limitations for promotional plans weren't made clear to you and that you didn't accept them. Okay, so they've refunded you the few months where you were unaware and canceled the agreement. Your options would be for you to upgrade to a normal plan or leave. You can't have it both ways either ( a promotional plan with regular plan support ).

    Agreed. You're not forced to take their normal pricing plans. You can really just take your shit and go. Every company is in a way "greedy", it's a business, it's meant to make money.

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:

    @sybe said:

    @emgh said:
    @hosthatch So why did you lie about not changing your mind 30 minutes after giving the client the option to stay?

    The options changed once, why can’t they change again?

    Hosthatched is the new Virmach’d

    what's the point of going into this "attack" mode? they've made a mistake how to handle this and hopefully they'll do it better in the future. really no reason to continue doubling down.

    we'll all see in the future if they've learned something from this per a PR view & how to handle customer care

    Because they treat a paying client like a virus and openly lie about what they’ve said to make themselves look better and to make him look worse, again, a paying client of theirs

    They say they’ve learnt from this, yet, let’s be honest, he’s getting the boot because he hurt their very very fragile ego, so he can now only stay if he pays more (so that they get somewhat of a win)

    It’s honestly pathetic for such a, formerly, reputable host

    Ok. Which is what the mistake was. Suddenly their shit because of it?

    If you read this read and only see one mistake, I don’t think we’re looking at the same thread

    I see the same pattern again and again, and I’m not even bringing up the very personal insults towards me here. I really don’t care about those. He’s shown before that he’s childish and unprofessional. Their servers are good, but in my book, their attitude really can’t sink any lower. It’s in the gutter

    I agree with you that the attitude the person has behind @hosthatch's account is unneccessary. Hopefully, this is something that hosthatch can grow on in the future of their company. A resolution by @hosthatch has already been proposed: a refund and take our normal pricing plans for better support, or go somewhere else. There's nothing more that can be done in this thread

    I don't know how refund is portrayed as a RESOLUTION here.

    Some of you here seems to run only after money. "Since hosthatch is refunding full so it should be taken as solution for OP as a good gesture."

    Why though?

    Its not always about money at times. I've spent countless of hours to build a platform where I could run the program. Sometimes, debugging becomes so complex that it translates in to hit and trial method or brute force to see if I could address the memory leak issue.

    If my provider asks me to change provider and give me a full refund, would I be happy?

    I'll be actually angry. No money can replace the effort and time that I have spent there on making my program work.

    If you see everything in terms of $$$$ then yes, hosthatch is your perfect companion because it seems like they also have the same perspective of $$$$ can solve anything..

    I

    Usually, in business transactions, when something didn't go as expected, they offer you a refund. Yes, I can understand someone would be pissed and livid if the time they had put into their service would go to waste. But keep in mind OP had said they know now they wouldn't use HostHatch again. HostHatch is just going off this

    Have you actually read the tickets raised by OP?

    He acknowledged his mistake and stated that he will work through it to make sure that it won't happen again. But he had no clue what triggered it so he is asking what he shouldn't do in future.

    And then he requested to bring his server out of suspension.

    No answers were given so he was forced to address that here in LET.

    It is very disappointing to see a client has to come here to talk about a ticket raised in the providers platform to gain attention.

    Yes, I agree with you on this. HostHatch has said in this thread they will prioritize service affecting tickets from now on. Hopefull they will keep their word on this :)

    If they actually meant this, they’d have no problem letting OP stay on the promotional tier instead of upselling him. That’s proof enough.

    Personally don't have a problem with this, if they no longer want his wallet, that's up to them

    You don’t see the issue?

    They’re saying that they didn’t handle his case like they should have, or at least, that’s my understanding.

    Yet, they’re saying that he’s not fit to be in the promotion tier pricing.

    Ah, I see. Yes, that's a problem. Once again the person handling the ticket put their emotions first. :#

    Yeah

    If he just said straight away that it won’t work, you can have a refund, I would honestly have been fine with that. That’s their choice

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  • @emgh said:
    For reference, I DM'd @hosthatch in June 2023.

    I wrote this great review of them in April 2024.

    Yet, he's using the 2023 DM as a personal attack and a way to dismiss any critisicm again and again because he's refusing to take any personal responsibility to his actions and towards this client who they obviously failed.

    Let's just summarize what happened here: Client's server was offline. Client made a thread. HostHatch promised to get better publicly but in private told the client to GTFO. That's so far from honest, combined with the extreme dishonesty in regards to my 2023 DM, I conclude that this provider isn't for meant production. I don't think I have to prove this any further, they're doing a very good job of that themselves.

    Honestly, let's just let people draw their own conclusions.

    Share this DM.

  • @dosai said:

    @emgh said:
    For reference, I DM'd @hosthatch in June 2023.

    I wrote this great review of them in April 2024.

    Yet, he's using the 2023 DM as a personal attack and a way to dismiss any critisicm again and again because he's refusing to take any personal responsibility to his actions and towards this client who they obviously failed.

    Let's just summarize what happened here: Client's server was offline. Client made a thread. HostHatch promised to get better publicly but in private told the client to GTFO. That's so far from honest, combined with the extreme dishonesty in regards to my 2023 DM, I conclude that this provider isn't for meant production. I don't think I have to prove this any further, they're doing a very good job of that themselves.

    Honestly, let's just let people draw their own conclusions.

    Share this DM.

    don't see how @emgh's professional career choices a year ago is relevant to OPs thread.

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2024

    @sybe said:

    @dosai said:

    @emgh said:
    For reference, I DM'd @hosthatch in June 2023.

    I wrote this great review of them in April 2024.

    Yet, he's using the 2023 DM as a personal attack and a way to dismiss any critisicm again and again because he's refusing to take any personal responsibility to his actions and towards this client who they obviously failed.

    Let's just summarize what happened here: Client's server was offline. Client made a thread. HostHatch promised to get better publicly but in private told the client to GTFO. That's so far from honest, combined with the extreme dishonesty in regards to my 2023 DM, I conclude that this provider isn't for meant production. I don't think I have to prove this any further, they're doing a very good job of that themselves.

    Honestly, let's just let people draw their own conclusions.

    Share this DM.

    don't see how @emgh's professional career choices a year ago is relevant to OPs thread.

    Too much personal info

    But actually, I just pinged them about one year and 3 months ago to be clear, back when I studied law

    I saw now that I sent the DM in August 2022, so it’s even more irrelevant.

    Two years later, I posted a great review of them

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  • @emgh I'm trying to understand what you mean by this,

    Yet, he's using the 2023 DM as a personal attack and a way to dismiss any critisicm again and again

  • The last reply IS SOMETHING you come across very rarely. There are two different facade of hosthatch here.

    and then add the upselling.

    If this is "the support", I'll be very worry about the standard package because in standard package, they promise to reply more and quicker.... I am not sure this is a good thing to be honest considering each of their replies also trigger people more

    This support staff is one of the most unprofessional ones that I have come across.

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  • hosthatchhosthatch Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran
    edited September 2024

    @sybe said:

    don't see how @emgh's professional career choices a year ago is relevant to OPs thread.

    Indeed, I'd agree with you too, until I see things like https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/195170/hosthatch-openly-lying-about-offers-only-providing-half-of-the-advertised-cores/p1 (note that he uses one more provider who does the same thing, longer than he used us, continues to use this provider, and did not open any such threads about this said provider, yet did about us, which leads to the only rational decision that he is indeed biased, or he would at least be kind enough to blame all providers equally) :)

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  • @emgh said: I saw now that I sent the DM in August 2022, so it’s even more irrelevant.

    Don't take this as an attack because it's honestly not, k? Sometimes the zeal with which you come after Hosthatch it does feel personal. Again, I'm not saying it is but it sometimes seems that way. Then just minutes later you'll post something perfectly reasonable ( again, for clarity, this is only my opinion on what's "reasonable" ).

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  • I feel sorry for @hosthatch
    One unhappy customer and such a drama.

    tldr basically
    Customer misconfigured software (docker) on his machine which led to breach of TOS event of hetzner.
    Customer did not read Hosthatch promotion in full
    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/190331/black-friday-2023-nvme-and-storage-deals
    To quote

    Are there any other differences between our normal and discounted plans?
    Yes, primarily our support. It can take several days to resolve issues, especially issues that require complex investigation. Please choose one of the services from hosthatch.com directly for production usage, with access to our normal support queue.

    Customer is now unsatisfied

    Pile of shit is rolling towards hosthatch.
    Another day on let.
    Another drama.

    Keep the popcorn 🍿 coming ...

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2024

    @skorous said:

    @emgh said: I saw now that I sent the DM in August 2022, so it’s even more irrelevant.

    Don't take this as an attack because it's honestly not, k? Sometimes the zeal with which you come after Hosthatch it does feel personal. Again, I'm not saying it is but it sometimes seems that way. Then just minutes later you'll post something perfectly reasonable ( again, for clarity, this is only my opinion on what's "reasonable" ).

    No worries at all. I can see that. It honestly is personal to some extent. But it’s not because of the 2022 job. It’s because of what I consider personal attacks from their side.

    By the way, @hosthatch asked me to make that thread if I recall correctly, I didn’t even mention that priorly.

    Again, speaking off of memory here.

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  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    @hosthatch said:

    @sybe said:

    don't see how @emgh's professional career choices a year ago is relevant to OPs thread.

    Indeed, I'd agree with you too, until I see things like https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/195170/hosthatch-openly-lying-about-offers-only-providing-half-of-the-advertised-cores/p1 (note that he uses one more provider who does the same thing, longer than he used us, continues to use this provider, and did not open any such threads about this said provider, yet did about us, which leads to the only rational decision that he is indeed biased, or he would at least be kind enough to blame all providers equally) :)

    I’ve explained why to you probably 10 times now. Do you recall my explaination? You sure don’t provide it with the link.

  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad
    edited September 2024

    Finally, re. that I use a provider doing the same thing I’m accusing HostHatch of, I’m sure he means BuyVM. I’m fairly certain that I’ve told him that I don’t use BuyVM, but he pretends like I haven’t and continues his lying crusade.

    So that’s likely just another complete lie.

    But it makes me look bad and him look good so I guess that’s all good in his book.

  • @hosthatch said:
    We have clearly failed to clarify before the promotional service was bought, that this was a possibility, and we will make sure that the support restrictions are more clarified in the future, including being added to our website, since member feedback here clearly states that stating it in the LET thread is not enough. We do not want the customer to suffer for our shortcomings any longer. They are welcome to sign up for a normal service where there are no such hidden terms.

    I cannot offer more than a full refund for a customer who clearly is not happy with the service they are receiving (yet somehow still want to continue).

    As someone who just gave this company a great review I now dread the time I might have to use the customer service desk over a simple mistake because we're all human and we're going to fuck it up, much like this colossal fuck up that OP is experiencing.

    Unfortunately you're on LET and the amount of criticism and feedback you've gotten(minus the personal issues) are pretty valid. OP is getting royally fucked over a simple mistake they want to resolve yet your support is pushing the standard plans and not actually following up to make them whole.

    This has been extremely unprofessional and again I now dread the time I may have to use your support if I make a mistake.

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  • @blackjack4494 said:
    I feel sorry for @hosthatch
    One unhappy customer and such a drama.

    tldr basically
    Customer misconfigured software (docker) on his machine which led to breach of TOS event of hetzner.
    Customer did not read Hosthatch promotion in full
    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/190331/black-friday-2023-nvme-and-storage-deals
    To quote

    Are there any other differences between our normal and discounted plans?
    Yes, primarily our support. It can take several days to resolve issues, especially issues that require complex investigation. Please choose one of the services from hosthatch.com directly for production usage, with access to our normal support queue.

    Customer is now unsatisfied

    Pile of shit is rolling towards hosthatch.
    Another day on let.
    Another drama.

    Keep the popcorn 🍿 coming ...

    Thanks for pointing this out but imo it's still poor. I understand the provider can set the terms but what I don't agree is the refusal to help OP feel whole or even work to resolve the issue. Just a forced refund and "bye, use our standard plans if you want better support".

    This also could have been a false positive which did we even rule out? I'm not sure, a lot to go through.

    Anyway... This is still an incredibly poor experience and this situation sucks.

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  • hosthatchhosthatch Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @MaxTakeba said:

    @hosthatch said:
    We have clearly failed to clarify before the promotional service was bought, that this was a possibility, and we will make sure that the support restrictions are more clarified in the future, including being added to our website, since member feedback here clearly states that stating it in the LET thread is not enough. We do not want the customer to suffer for our shortcomings any longer. They are welcome to sign up for a normal service where there are no such hidden terms.

    I cannot offer more than a full refund for a customer who clearly is not happy with the service they are receiving (yet somehow still want to continue).

    As someone who just gave this company a great review I now dread the time I might have to use the customer service desk over a simple mistake because we're all human and we're going to fuck it up, much like this colossal fuck up that OP is experiencing.

    Unfortunately you're on LET and the amount of criticism and feedback you've gotten(minus the personal issues) are pretty valid. OP is getting royally fucked over a simple mistake they want to resolve yet your support is pushing the standard plans and not actually following up to make them whole.

    This has been extremely unprofessional and again I now dread the time I may have to use your support if I make a mistake.

    You are welcome to contact support at any time. In case you are using one of the promo packages, you may get a slower response from time to time (as advertised). We are very upfront about this, and have been for the many years we've been selling them.

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  • @MaxTakeba said: This also could have been a false positive which did we even rule out? I'm not sure, a lot to go through.

    The legitimacy of the complaint isn't in dispute, the response times of both the OP and Hosthatch are.

    @MaxTakeba said: As someone who just gave this company a great review I now dread the time I might have to use the customer service desk over a simple mistake because we're all human and we're going to fuck it up, much like this colossal fuck up that OP is experiencing.

    I'll share my experience with you just in case it helps put your mind at easy. I've dealt with support on maybe a dozen occasions over the past five years and it's never been a problem. There's been times when it's been slow but they've always taken care of me. I've never had an occasion where I shot myself in the foot the way the OP did though so my experience is admittedly not the same.

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  • @hosthatch said:

    @MaxTakeba said:

    @hosthatch said:
    We have clearly failed to clarify before the promotional service was bought, that this was a possibility, and we will make sure that the support restrictions are more clarified in the future, including being added to our website, since member feedback here clearly states that stating it in the LET thread is not enough. We do not want the customer to suffer for our shortcomings any longer. They are welcome to sign up for a normal service where there are no such hidden terms.

    I cannot offer more than a full refund for a customer who clearly is not happy with the service they are receiving (yet somehow still want to continue).

    As someone who just gave this company a great review I now dread the time I might have to use the customer service desk over a simple mistake because we're all human and we're going to fuck it up, much like this colossal fuck up that OP is experiencing.

    Unfortunately you're on LET and the amount of criticism and feedback you've gotten(minus the personal issues) are pretty valid. OP is getting royally fucked over a simple mistake they want to resolve yet your support is pushing the standard plans and not actually following up to make them whole.

    This has been extremely unprofessional and again I now dread the time I may have to use your support if I make a mistake.

    You are welcome to contact support at any time. In case you are using one of the promo packages, you may get a slower response from time to time (as advertised). We are very upfront about this, and have been for the many years we've been selling them.

    I understand that and yes you can set the terms, but as feedback for you this is incredibly poor as this now creates an unbalanced support structure where everyone gets treated as second class citizens vs being treated the same.

    In the likes of OP (and please keep towards OP not me or anyone else), they have not been made whole and they're told to leave with a forced refund when they just want to fix their mistake and get on with it. Which is not a hard task to do and is not something that should be game over for them.

    What should have happened is some intervention should happened immediately as support failed here and again they're being given the boot forcefully.

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  • @skorous said:

    @MaxTakeba said: This also could have been a false positive which did we even rule out? I'm not sure, a lot to go through.

    The legitimacy of the complaint isn't in dispute, the response times of both the OP and Hosthatch are.

    @MaxTakeba said: As someone who just gave this company a great review I now dread the time I might have to use the customer service desk over a simple mistake because we're all human and we're going to fuck it up, much like this colossal fuck up that OP is experiencing.

    I'll share my experience with you just in case it helps put your mind at easy. I've dealt with support on maybe a dozen occasions over the past five years and it's never been a problem. There's been times when it's been slow but they've always taken care of me. I've never had an occasion where I shot myself in the foot the way the OP did though so my experience is admittedly not the same.

    Even if OP shot themselves in the foot by leaving an exposed port open, and by not replying in time we have to remember the human behind these posts.

    We're gonna fuck it up and make mistakes we are infallible creatures.

    The mistake is a pretty easy one to fix I don't know why support can't unsuspend it with no network (so null route it) so op can fix it and then remove the network null routing to test.

    HostHatch just doesn't want to work with OP and would rather push a refund and to use their regular plans.

    I appreciate hearing your side and I will admit the two times I've raised tickets for questions, they were some what answered in a satisfactory manner, this thread sours it.

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  • hosthatchhosthatch Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @MaxTakeba said:

    What should have happened is some intervention should happened immediately as support failed here and again they're being given the boot forcefully.

    I am going to make sure that anyone signing up for a promotional plan in the future has to agree on our website to the lower priority support before they are allowed to purchase, so this situation has a lower chance of repeating itself.

    I'm afraid I really do not have any solution for someone saying "I agree" and then later saying "well I didn't really agree", which is what I mean by 'lower chance' and not 'zero chance', because we can never make 100% of the customers happy, 100% of the time.

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