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Unexpected VPS Reinstallation after Requesting CPU Host Passthrough (SolidVPS)
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So, this is a share.
Ok
joined Oct 22
are you one too?
Congratulation on your 11th comment, which is the longest one.
overall would you say your experience was pretty solid?
Really don't know what I'm looking at. Build a case or give up.
“Joined Oct 22” — that’s the best argument you’ve got?
Imagine needing post count to feel relevant.
Chill, man. I didn’t realize tenure came with a brain cell shortage.
It does matter a lot tbh.
All I can provide is proof of payment and proof that I logged into the VPS before it got reprovisioned. That’s it.
It doesn't mean the payment whole process is completed. You paid it and then Paypal do webhook or trigger to Solidvps for the next process. There might be some delays between your payment and the trigger. If you conisder you white-hat hacker, you know webhook or trigger well. That's it.
Cool. Someone would probably be able to create a timeline of events taking in account different timelines etc (LLM?) But that's not the issue.
I'm curious about what happened after. Show us support tickets and we should be golden....
I'm tired. I'm off for the night.
I’ve developed business systems myself. When I paid, the VPS was deployed immediately — that’s the correct behavior. The fact that PayPal settles the payment on the backend later is normal.
But what no one can explain is: after that, without me doing anything, the VPS got reprovisioned again.
Good luck with your next provider.
As I mentioned earlier, I can’t log in to my account anymore — they terminated it.
In email, I only receive their replies, so I can’t see the full ticket thread from their side.
He opened a ticket and asked for an explanation. He posted on LET despite having a ticket response.
He got an explanation but keeps ignoring the response.
He badgered support and the provider relentlessly.
Client earned the firing.
You're making shit up. A payment/provisioning bug will wipe out a $10K server loaded up with data? Fuck off, you lose credibility when you exaggerate like motherfucker.
Let it be, mjj, and move forward.
Oh, it “matters a lot”?
Yeah, I bet it does — especially for people whose only achievement is surviving long enough to quote their join date.
Keep flexing that “veteran” badge, champ.
whoosh the snipe is that you're not really part of LET community and you've nothing useful to add. Nobody knows who the fuck you are and why anyone gives a sweet fuck what you say.
ok.
i love flexing my credibility, now the exits that side
i would love to see OP flex his $10,000/year server instead of whining
Here’s another bug report: I still haven’t lost my copypasta warning
Open a new thread, everyone else does.
It's a sivir one, must take time brudda.
Period
I though that this case was closed.
OP, Provider literally don't want you to have on his network nor get any suggestions/bug reports from you. Take money that your Mjj ass got from refund and move somewhere else.
Peak LowEndTalk moment right here. 🧑🍳😙🤌
The provider's first reply already explains the login and reinstall. I'd suggest re-reading that.
The main question though after hundreds of orders is why this happened to only you and nobody else.