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  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @theflunker said:
    In fact, I see no issue with a company registered in the UK being owned by someone originally from Kazakhstan. Similarly, there is no way to definitively verify your claims about 100% of the staff being located in Russia. Why are you presenting something as certain when you cannot prove it?

    They literally only hire Russian citizens. Check their job listings.
    EDIT: some of their positions are "work from anywhere in the world" but you probably must speak Russian.

  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @theflunker said:
    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    It has already been proven several times amongst several threads, but I'll show you again.
    I'll just put a simple example. Can you tell me which one is in Sweden and which one in Finland?


    You can check any of their locations, the only real ones are (maybe, as this seems to change every single day) Frankfurt (not Falkenstein as they say), US and Moscow

    Another example for Sweden. As you can see, I get 7ms if I ping from Tallinn, which is quite good for Stockholm.

    But then I get 15-16ms if I do a TCP connection (8-9ms increase)

    Remember that last traceroute hop? Let's ping it from Finland Helsinki

    :O

  • @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @AezaHost said:
    ❗ You Asked, We Delivered️

    We’re excited to share that we’re preparing a hardware upgrade at our Frankfurt location!

    This new build will feature the latest AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors, bringing even more speed, power, and reliability to your projects.

    What’s coming?
    Top-tier performance designed to handle your toughest tasks with ease. Stay tuned as we finalize this build and get ready to deliver the cutting-edge performance you’ve been asking for!

    Aéza — built for the future, powered by you.

    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    Thanked by 1zGato
  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @AezaHost said:
    ❗ You Asked, We Delivered️

    We’re excited to share that we’re preparing a hardware upgrade at our Frankfurt location!

    This new build will feature the latest AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors, bringing even more speed, power, and reliability to your projects.

    What’s coming?
    Top-tier performance designed to handle your toughest tasks with ease. Stay tuned as we finalize this build and get ready to deliver the cutting-edge performance you’ve been asking for!

    Aéza — built for the future, powered by you.

    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    Aéza support still asks for my root password to troubleshoot blatant network issues, that's the most funny part. Never been asked that before.

    "Austria's" network by the way:

  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @theflunker said:
    Regarding the claim about UK banks interacting with Russian banks: when paying with a Russian card on aeza.net, a UK bank is not involved — payments are processed through the Russian payment system.

    From whom are you getting your services then?

    Do I need to comply with Russian laws or UK laws?

  • @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @AezaHost said:
    ❗ You Asked, We Delivered️

    We’re excited to share that we’re preparing a hardware upgrade at our Frankfurt location!

    This new build will feature the latest AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors, bringing even more speed, power, and reliability to your projects.

    What’s coming?
    Top-tier performance designed to handle your toughest tasks with ease. Stay tuned as we finalize this build and get ready to deliver the cutting-edge performance you’ve been asking for!

    Aéza — built for the future, powered by you.

    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    What exactly do you find amusing? You’re presenting information as fact when it clearly isn’t. I can’t stand by and watch the biased denigration of this hosting service on matters where, as a long-time client, I have a completely opposite opinion and personal experience. You’re simply engaging in demagoguery, distorting and exaggerating numerous points.

    In reality, none of what you’ve mentioned affects the end result — the quality of the servers’ performance as stated. This is the key factor for any client.

    Thanked by 1AezaHost
  • @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @AezaHost said:
    ❗ You Asked, We Delivered️

    We’re excited to share that we’re preparing a hardware upgrade at our Frankfurt location!

    This new build will feature the latest AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors, bringing even more speed, power, and reliability to your projects.

    What’s coming?
    Top-tier performance designed to handle your toughest tasks with ease. Stay tuned as we finalize this build and get ready to deliver the cutting-edge performance you’ve been asking for!

    Aéza — built for the future, powered by you.

    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    Aéza support still asks for my root password to troubleshoot blatant network issues, that's the most funny part. Never been asked that before.

    "Austria's" network by the way:

    I still can’t understand what you find categorically unacceptable in this situation. Once, in light of your issue, they requested data from the server (which, amusingly, is something many other hosting providers do following similar instructions), and now you’re using this as a general indicator of the support and hosting service as a whole?

    And it’s still unclear why they asked you for this. Maybe the nature of how you described your issue pointed to a local cause or something similar. I have no idea how you explained your problem to them.

  • @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:
    Regarding the claim about UK banks interacting with Russian banks: when paying with a Russian card on aeza.net, a UK bank is not involved — payments are processed through the Russian payment system.

    From whom are you getting your services then?

    Do I need to comply with Russian laws or UK laws?

    Then file a complaint with the regulatory authority in the UK about this if it concerns you.

  • @zGato said:
    That's just a page full of lies. Can you explain why they advertise Falkenstein (which is obviously Hetzner) but come here telling they did an upgrade in Frankfurt?
    Do they even know where their hardware resides at?

    I created a VPS in Falkenstein but ended up getting a server in Frankfurt. I did verify that by outgoing traceroute from the VPS. It does look like they DNAT or otherwise redirect ICMP echo-request on their network edge to mask the real latency from outside.

    Based on my observation, it looks like they just have all of their nodes connected to a bunch of tunnel aggregators. If you try to reach an IP within the same subnet, you will see that traffic is leaving the DC, so probably the above applies + policy routing.

    Their network is pretty good despite the fact it's duct-tape and tunnels all over the place, the usual YMMV applies.

    Thanked by 1zGato
  • @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @AezaHost said:
    ❗ You Asked, We Delivered️

    We’re excited to share that we’re preparing a hardware upgrade at our Frankfurt location!

    This new build will feature the latest AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors, bringing even more speed, power, and reliability to your projects.

    What’s coming?
    Top-tier performance designed to handle your toughest tasks with ease. Stay tuned as we finalize this build and get ready to deliver the cutting-edge performance you’ve been asking for!

    Aéza — built for the future, powered by you.

    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    What exactly do you find amusing? You’re presenting information as fact when it clearly isn’t. I can’t stand by and watch the biased denigration of this hosting service on matters where, as a long-time client, I have a completely opposite opinion and personal experience. You’re simply engaging in demagoguery, distorting and exaggerating numerous points.

    In reality, none of what you’ve mentioned affects the end result — the quality of the servers’ performance as stated. This is the key factor for any client.

    What kind of customer are you, you have registration on the same day when the topic about dark deeds and support of shady hosting that ran on Aeza network and their hardware was brought up
    How did you find this forum? Just by chance? Once again, post on behalf of your main Aeza account

  • @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @theflunker said:

    @zGato said:

    @theflunker said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @zGato said:

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    Upgrade where? you mean Hetzner?

    Aurologic

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    they have Hetzner in France and the Netherlands, why are you surprised?

    Aurologic in Falkenstein?

    What do they use in Finland, Sweden, Amsterdam and Austria?

    Hetzner, but Aeza will say it's not.

    Thanks, that's exactly my point.

    If you write in their telgram chat Hetzner you will be penalised instantly, I have been following them for quite some time now, they have done well to make good network tunnels, yes they have ping problems, but why are they so afraid of mentioning Hetzner? It's a mystery to me

    Yeah, Aéza has been almost flawless to me honestly, apart from support which I still think it needs to improve a lot.
    I still have quite some network issues in Austria, which for some reason they need my root password to investigate? Never been asked that with any providers I've reported & proven network issues with.

    I think they are afraid to disclose that 90% of their infrastructure is built on Hetzner servers because they are afraid they will be chased away from Hetzner because they are Russian.
    They say they're a British company, but if you go to their website and try to make a deposit, you'll see a bunch of Russian payment systems that are set up for a Russian company that they pay taxes on and support Russia with

    Very strange and not objective rhetoric. Where is the value of 90 percent taken from?

    I think it is not serious, just like the accusation for Russian payment systems. Aeza has a Russian branch aeza.ru, oriented on the Russian segment of clients. And it would be strange not to add at least some payment method supporting Russian cards in the main branch, having the opportunity to do so. This should be perceived as a distinguishing feature of aeza from many other foreign hosting sites, with which many people may experience payment problems.

    Only Moscow is a real location. Else are all Hetzner. Hong Kong and Turkey were also real locations.
    US is also, by the way, advertised as Los Angeles (as per their geofeed), but clearly not. Who knows where it's actually at. Maybe Hetzner too?

    London was a real location, but now seems like Hetzner too

    I don't have issues on accepting Russian payment methods. At the end of the day, they're from there. But only accept those from aeza.ru (which for btw you can't register if you don't have a .ru mail), not from the international brand (aeza.net) that's based in the UK.

    As for the fact that they should not accept Russian payment methods on the international version of the site is a dubious thesis. Why? If many people are happy with this method of payment, then let it be, in any case its abolition after a while would only create inconvenience for those customers who are already used to paying with Russian cards and do not want to switch to the Russian branch for a number of reasons.

    But the arguments about Hetzner have no solid ground either. As far as I know and can judge from the data directly on the site of aeza, the main foreign network of data centers for many locations in this case is interxion, and this is if we talk about the physical location of equipment, not taking into account the network infrastructure. The only thing is that at aeza you can buy dedicated servers for rent, which are simply resold from Hetzner with the only difference that if you buy through aeza you will have access to a more convenient payment method and responsive technical support from their team.

    Just because their website says interxion it means nothing, they can't fix the uptime status for over a year now, when something goes down they always write that everything is fine and everyone here already knows, at least the Paris and Netherlands places are fake

    I absolutely disagree with the stance of refusing to acknowledge past outages. I’ve been using Aeza for two years, and whenever they faced real issues, they always communicated openly about it (either directly in the ticket if one was open, in the Telegram chat, or, in the case of a global outage, through social media). The only thing that sometimes happens is a delay in verifying the issue on the support team’s end. First-line support staff may initially respond by stating there are no problems, simply because the incident has not yet been registered or confirmed. After some time, I would receive a follow-up message acknowledging the issue and informing me that work is underway to resolve it, so ultimately, I received accurate information.

    As for why I should believe the accusations about deception regarding the actual location — I have yet to see concrete evidence from your side supporting these claims. I’m willing to continue discussing this matter, but only as proof emerges. Otherwise, this isn’t serious.

    Why are you writing all this? Answer from your Aeza account, you're so funny

    Aéza support still asks for my root password to troubleshoot blatant network issues, that's the most funny part. Never been asked that before.

    "Austria's" network by the way:

    I still can’t understand what you find categorically unacceptable in this situation. Once, in light of your issue, they requested data from the server (which, amusingly, is something many other hosting providers do following similar instructions), and now you’re using this as a general indicator of the support and hosting service as a whole?

    And it’s still unclear why they asked you for this. Maybe the nature of how you described your issue pointed to a local cause or something similar. I have no idea how you explained your problem to them.

    Here, it is a favorite tactic of hosting Aeza you write to them that there are problems with the network, in response you get that the problem is yours and you did not ask the right question or describe the problem, everyone is to blame but

  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @theflunker said:
    I still can’t understand what you find categorically unacceptable in this situation. Once, in light of your issue, they requested data from the server (which, amusingly, is something many other hosting providers do following similar instructions), and now you’re using this as a general indicator of the support and hosting service as a whole?

    And it’s still unclear why they asked you for this. Maybe the nature of how you described your issue pointed to a local cause or something similar. I have no idea how you explained your problem to them.

    It's not only this experience but a bunch of these. I'm a late 2022 customer, by the way.
    They have all the data, MTRs, TCP checks, ping checks, everything they need. They can also spin up a VM in that subnet and test it themselves but decide I am the one that should spin up an hourly VM, test it, and then they ask for my main VM's root password? no no.

    Haven't been asked for root password with any provider ever, and I have used / currently use over 200 of them.


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  • Their locations are fake, they lie about it, and now they post aurologic's pictures as if they were their own. :D

  • 🤣🤣🤣 this provider is joke they still keep lying in every message even after so much proof that they lie

  • @zGato man you need to remove 'Recommended providers: ... Aeza (aff)' from your signature because it looks like some kind of love/hate abusive relationship this way. :D

  • zGatozGato Member
    edited November 2024

    @egoror said:
    @zGato man you need to remove 'Recommended providers: ... Aeza (aff)' from your signature because it looks like some kind of love/hate abusive relationship this way. :D

    Support is IMO amongst the worst I've seen, and they're full of lies (both in tickets and telegram), however I must admit the servers do work quite fine, and have never experienced any major issue. Their tunneling is amongst the best I've seen for any provider, although I do kind of avoid providers doing stuff like this now. I'm a late 2022 customer, and they've served me fine so far, aside from those 2 issues.

    You should consider I only have promotional plans from them (except one in Moscow) and a domain, so I don't expect top tier service like I would if I paid their standard plans.
    I've also used a shit ton of bandwidth in their "unlimited bandwidth" plans and never really got throttled, which is quite difficult to get nowadays that every single provider has some hidden FUP.

    So yeah, this seems like some love/hate relationship, but I just want @AezaHost to address the allegations and stop their lies.

  • davidedavide Member
    edited November 2024

    I've been attracted to A👒za's mystical monolith since the beginning. It's a landmark of self-betrayal that speaks truths which most don't recognize.

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  • I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

  • DessgunDessgun Member
    edited November 2024

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

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  • @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

    English is not my native language)

    Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend" :))

  • @kingsman041 said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

    English is not my native language)

    Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend" :))

    How did you get here? That's a pathetic excuse

  • @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

    English is not my native language)

    Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend" :))

    How did you get here? That's a pathetic excuse

    You seem to be paranoid. As far as I see above, you are some kind of ardent hater. Stop Imposing Your Opinion On Others, And It'S Especially Funny To Read About The Local Network. What other tests do you need to make sure of the opposite?)

  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator

    @kingsman041 said: Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend

    Right.........

  • nohavpsnohavps Member, Host Rep

    @kingsman041 said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

    English is not my native language)

    Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend" :))

    Hello,

    I think that everyone who doesn't speak English knows the basics that they teach you in any school, work is work. It strikes me that you must be a very loyal customer to only publish what aeza says. Friend, let your customers give their opinion about their experience. Having 80,540 thousand servers that you announce that you have many accounts to defend the indefensible is not correct.

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  • @nohavps said:

    @kingsman041 said:

    @Dessgun said:

    @kingsman041 said:
    I bought a server for the Internet test with new channels, I am very satisfied. Great speed, thank you :)

    https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/a68418aa-ca55-40ee-a5b2-e73d85ed1405

    Wow, we're measuring the local network :D

    You were smart enough :D :D
    image

    English is not my native language)

    Reading this item during registration, I meant that it means something like "what provider do you use / recommend" :))

    Hello,

    I think that everyone who doesn't speak English knows the basics that they teach you in any school, work is work. It strikes me that you must be a very loyal customer to only publish what aeza says. Friend, let your customers give their opinion about their experience. Having 80,540 thousand servers that you announce that you have many accounts to defend the indefensible is not correct.

    I did not understand the essence of the appeal. When registering, I answered that I use this hosting, how does this contradict the fact that I am a client? The forum was recommended to me by my friend who discussed above. You seem to have heard plenty of paranoid theories from dressgun.

  • AezaHostAezaHost Member
    edited November 2024

    @ziasgr said:
    🤣🤣🤣 this provider is joke they still keep lying in every message even after so much proof that they lie

    @xvps said:
    Their locations are fake, they lie about it, and now they post aurologic's pictures as if they were their own. :D

    All our locations are genuine, and the IP addresses correspond to the exact locations displayed on our website. We have already debunked these false allegations on multiple occasions. The root cause of this misunderstanding often lies in the use of outdated IP database checkers. Therefore, we always recommend utilizing RIPE, as it is one of the most reliable IP verification tools available.

    Regarding our server providers, this information is managed exclusively by our department. We do not restrict ourselves to specific providers and are continually exploring options, including the possibility of establishing our own data centers. The images we share are authentic and represent our infrastructure accurately. You will have the opportunity to verify this yourself once the new processors are installed and operational.

    We would never mislead our clients regarding the location of our servers. I can assure you with complete confidence that all our servers are located precisely in the regions specified on our website

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