Dedirock 10C30GRAM 300G SSD with 7$/Year is DIFFERERNT

mans_xd · November 2025

@barbaros said:
lawyer says

America Yaaa
The law Yaaa

DediRock · November 2025

@Caztiel said:
Ow Sheet... Dealz Got Leaked ?!

lol apparently Got it handled though

DediRock · November 2025

@Caztiel said:
Tagging @DediRock so he can investigate leaked deal

@dedirock WHMCS mistake OR........ BF marketing ploy??

mistake but just gotta laugh at that one.

nghialele · November 2025

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

anakara · November 2025

@DediRock said:

@Caztiel said:
Tagging @DediRock so he can investigate leaked deal

@dedirock WHMCS mistake OR........ BF marketing ploy??

mistake but just gotta laugh at that one.

But do you have any BF party for us?

x1arch · November 2025

@nghialele said:

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

What are you talking about? Let's imagine we're in Texas. If you try to step to my private property, you will get a bullet. If you try to touch my chicken, you will get a bullet. If I will see you under 100 miles away from my daughter, you will get a bullet. 😂

But if I will left this "eggs" on public property and will set the price tag 7¢ instead of $7. You could take it for 7¢ and then if I'll change my mind, and ask you to take your 7¢ back and return me my eggs, what would you say to me? I 100% sure, you will say "f*ck off". Because price tag + payment = contract.

Nobody not stealing anything here. From the law point of view the person found link in the internet in open source (that wasn't a hacking or anything like that), click on it, and see the page with offer 10c/24g .... etc. for $7. The person filled credit card information and pushed pay, after that it is the contract. Because payer is fulfilled its obligations under the contract.

It is the same as we buy our VPS every day. Only difference is the price very cheap for this configuration. But we saw here VPS for $3/y, etc. By your logic provider can cancel any paid order at any time with "that's was a mistake offer" reason and return your money back.

Just leaves it here: https://www.millerthomson.com/en/insights/commercial-litigation/saskatchewan-court-of-appeal-gives-thumbs-up-to-contract/ 😅

nghialele · November 2025

@x1arch said:

@nghialele said:

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

What are you talking about? Let's imagine we're in Texas. If you try to step to my private property, you will get a bullet. If you try to touch my chicken, you will get a bullet. If I will see you under 100 miles away from my daughter, you will get a bullet. 😂

But if I will left this "eggs" on public property and will set the price tag 7¢ instead of $7. You could take it for 7¢ and then if I'll change my mind, and ask you to take your 7¢ back and return me my eggs, what would you say to me? I 100% sure, you will say "f*ck off". Because price tag + payment = contract.

Nobody not stealing anything here. From the law point of view the person found link in the internet in open source (that wasn't a hacking or anything like that), click on it, and see the page with offer 10c/24g .... etc. for $7. The person filled credit card information and pushed pay, after that it is the contract. Because payer is fulfilled its obligations under the contract.

It is the same as we buy our VPS every day. Only difference is the price very cheap for this configuration. But we saw here VPS for $3/y, etc. By your logic provider can cancel any paid order at any time with "that's was a mistake offer" reason and return your money back.

Just leaves it here: https://www.millerthomson.com/en/insights/commercial-litigation/saskatchewan-court-of-appeal-gives-thumbs-up-to-contract/ 😅

Ok.

shallownorthdakota · November 2025

As you can clearly see, the CEO of dedirock.cn is totally a different person than the OG Daddy Rock.

VeloxMedia · November 2025

@x1arch said:

@nghialele said:

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

What are you talking about? Let's imagine we're in Texas. If you try to step to my private property, you will get a bullet. If you try to touch my chicken, you will get a bullet. If I will see you under 100 miles away from my daughter, you will get a bullet. 😂

But if I will left this "eggs" on public property and will set the price tag 7¢ instead of $7. You could take it for 7¢ and then if I'll change my mind, and ask you to take your 7¢ back and return me my eggs, what would you say to me? I 100% sure, you will say "f*ck off". Because price tag + payment = contract.

Nobody not stealing anything here. From the law point of view the person found link in the internet in open source (that wasn't a hacking or anything like that), click on it, and see the page with offer 10c/24g .... etc. for $7. The person filled credit card information and pushed pay, after that it is the contract. Because payer is fulfilled its obligations under the contract.

It is the same as we buy our VPS every day. Only difference is the price very cheap for this configuration. But we saw here VPS for $3/y, etc. By your logic provider can cancel any paid order at any time with "that's was a mistake offer" reason and return your money back.

Just leaves it here: https://www.millerthomson.com/en/insights/commercial-litigation/saskatchewan-court-of-appeal-gives-thumbs-up-to-contract/ 😅

Ha, @x1arch I'm gonna steal your Chicken and leave a VPS for you

But in all seriousness I actually do understand @DediRock stand point because I have also had certain people find hidden links on my WHMCS for an old UK $7/yr plan, and the sale was over 2 months prior to this, I must of had 50 orders in the space of 5 minutes. Nodeseek strikes again

It's hard to create offers on WHMCS when some users just find hosts on LET and scrap their website for links.

However, can I have my VPS back and you can have your Chicken

nghialele · November 2025

@VeloxMedia said: I have also had certain people find hidden links on my WHMCS for an old UK $7/yr plan, and the sale was over 2 months prior to this, I must of had 50 orders in the space of 5 minutes

Your product are doing good mate, like the panel tho.

zed · November 2025

class action when

x1arch · November 2025

@VeloxMedia said:

@x1arch said:

@nghialele said:

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

What are you talking about? Let's imagine we're in Texas. If you try to step to my private property, you will get a bullet. If you try to touch my chicken, you will get a bullet. If I will see you under 100 miles away from my daughter, you will get a bullet. 😂

But if I will left this "eggs" on public property and will set the price tag 7¢ instead of $7. You could take it for 7¢ and then if I'll change my mind, and ask you to take your 7¢ back and return me my eggs, what would you say to me? I 100% sure, you will say "f*ck off". Because price tag + payment = contract.

Nobody not stealing anything here. From the law point of view the person found link in the internet in open source (that wasn't a hacking or anything like that), click on it, and see the page with offer 10c/24g .... etc. for $7. The person filled credit card information and pushed pay, after that it is the contract. Because payer is fulfilled its obligations under the contract.

It is the same as we buy our VPS every day. Only difference is the price very cheap for this configuration. But we saw here VPS for $3/y, etc. By your logic provider can cancel any paid order at any time with "that's was a mistake offer" reason and return your money back.

Just leaves it here: https://www.millerthomson.com/en/insights/commercial-litigation/saskatchewan-court-of-appeal-gives-thumbs-up-to-contract/ 😅

Ha, @x1arch I'm gonna steal your Chicken and leave a VPS for you

But in all seriousness I actually do understand @DediRock stand point because I have also had certain people find hidden links on my WHMCS for an old UK $7/yr plan, and the sale was over 2 months prior to this, I must of had 50 orders in the space of 5 minutes. Nodeseek strikes again

It's hard to create offers on WHMCS when some users just find hosts on LET and scrap their website for links.

However, can I have my VPS back and you can have your Chicken

No! 😈

@VeloxMedia I like your service. I like @DediRock style, but @FAT32 described the way to be safe, use coupon with hidden item instead just a hidden item. If make just a preview set count to 1 and etc. Do not ignore cybersecurity rules.

VeloxMedia · November 2025

@x1arch said:

@VeloxMedia said:

@x1arch said:

@nghialele said:

@FAT32 said:

@x1arch said:

@DediRock said:

@Arirang said:

@DediRock said:
lol, oh boy, what did I miss?

1) Did you deliver 10c30g300g at $7?
2) How many dispute did you get?

hey @arirang no would def not be able to make one work @ that price

Handling tickets now, no, I will just refund anyone who paid for that deal, no problem.

Just have to smile when things like this happen

What about the law? We saw a lots of cases when BestBuy or Walmart selling ps5 / xbox , etc for the few bucks instead real price because mistakes in the price on their website. Of course they try to refund, but in the end customers got their stuff.

That's not how the law works, plus it all boils down to the intention. In this case it is almost as if you try to get a product from the store's warehouse (with pricing info not completely setup properly yet) with the intention to exploit it. Anyway TLDR is companies have no obligation to honor pricing mistakes.

is like i walk by your chicken coop, saw some eggs that you haven't collected, grab it and pay u the other day said i grabbed, wait, why did i steal.... naughty.

What are you talking about? Let's imagine we're in Texas. If you try to step to my private property, you will get a bullet. If you try to touch my chicken, you will get a bullet. If I will see you under 100 miles away from my daughter, you will get a bullet. 😂

But if I will left this "eggs" on public property and will set the price tag 7¢ instead of $7. You could take it for 7¢ and then if I'll change my mind, and ask you to take your 7¢ back and return me my eggs, what would you say to me? I 100% sure, you will say "f*ck off". Because price tag + payment = contract.

Nobody not stealing anything here. From the law point of view the person found link in the internet in open source (that wasn't a hacking or anything like that), click on it, and see the page with offer 10c/24g .... etc. for $7. The person filled credit card information and pushed pay, after that it is the contract. Because payer is fulfilled its obligations under the contract.

It is the same as we buy our VPS every day. Only difference is the price very cheap for this configuration. But we saw here VPS for $3/y, etc. By your logic provider can cancel any paid order at any time with "that's was a mistake offer" reason and return your money back.

Just leaves it here: https://www.millerthomson.com/en/insights/commercial-litigation/saskatchewan-court-of-appeal-gives-thumbs-up-to-contract/ 😅

Ha, @x1arch I'm gonna steal your Chicken and leave a VPS for you

But in all seriousness I actually do understand @DediRock stand point because I have also had certain people find hidden links on my WHMCS for an old UK $7/yr plan, and the sale was over 2 months prior to this, I must of had 50 orders in the space of 5 minutes. Nodeseek strikes again

It's hard to create offers on WHMCS when some users just find hosts on LET and scrap their website for links.

However, can I have my VPS back and you can have your Chicken

No! 😈

@VeloxMedia I like your service. I like @DediRock style, but @FAT32 described the way to be safe, use coupon with hidden item instead just a hidden item. If make just a preview set count to 1 and etc. Do not ignore cybersecurity rules.

😭 no Chickens, not fair!

Absolutely, I agree. I don’t always do the coupon on the product because I don’t really limit my offers apart from stock (we usually restock when we have). If it’s no longer a valid offer it’s gone into its own section where no one can order.

Black Friday will be fun 😁

nghialele · November 2025

@VeloxMedia said: Black Friday will be fun 😁

The quote is already too long, I just quote this.

Looking forward to it mate, haven't tried your other location yet.

VeloxMedia · November 2025

@nghialele said:

@VeloxMedia said: Black Friday will be fun 😁

The quote is already too long, I just quote this.

Looking forward to it mate, haven't tried your other location yet.

Ha, yes it is!

We’re gonna have some good offers - FAT32 has them and we’re posting our own in a few days but FAT32 does have limited ones.

First Black Friday here so it’ll be good to see what others offer too (I also want some personal offers)

nghialele · November 2025

@VeloxMedia said: (I also want some personal offers)

DediRock · November 2025

@xiaodaiwl said:

@nghialele said:
Where did u get the link to the product from, your link doesn't work.

From nodeseek.com, I can still open that link

I am curious though @xiaodaiwl how is there some script that scrapes hosting sites for PID at random?

Learn something new everyday here

nghialele · November 2025

@DediRock said: Learn something new everyday here

Yep, the tactic is they scan your pid.

DediRock · November 2025

@Arirang said:
Please wait for the resolution before you dispute.

That would certainly be ideal

DediRock · November 2025

@xiaodaiwl said:

@fredo1664 said:

@nekomikoreimu said:

@xiaodaiwl said:

@nekomikoreimu said:

@xiaodaiwl said:

@nekomikoreimu said:

@xiaodaiwl said:

@nghialele said:
Where did u get the link to the product from, your link doesn't work.

From nodeseek.com, I can still open that link

then please attach the nodeseek thread link here

https://dedirock.cn/?title=2025&diskMin=100

this looks like an unofficial site rather than the official dedirock site, and the products also look like test products

This website is a collection of dedirock discounted products. Clicking on it will redirect you to dedirock's official website, not a fake website

i never said it was a fake website, and i think it makes no sense to open a dispute after buying a leaked deal that dedirock did not post from an unofficial website

And post on LET for extra pressure while a ticket would have obviously done the job...

I had a ticket but nobody answers, I don't want my money be wasted.

Send me the ticket, lemme check. Def was some excitement yesterday on the ticketing system.

Saragoldfarb · November 2025

What? Deals ? Where?

lovelyserver · November 2025

DADDY-COOKS-NEW-DEALS! GO! GO! GO!

DediRock · November 2025

@anakara said:

@DediRock said:

@Caztiel said:
Tagging @DediRock so he can investigate leaked deal

@dedirock WHMCS mistake OR........ BF marketing ploy??

mistake but just gotta laugh at that one.

But do you have any BF party for us?

Hey @anakara yes will def have some BF deals up for sure

Thanks!

DediRock · November 2025

@lovelyserver said:

DADDY-COOKS-NEW-DEALS! GO! GO! GO!

lol thank you @lovelyserver

DediRock · November 2025

@shallownorthdakota said:
As you can clearly see, the CEO of dedirock.cn is totally a different person than the OG Daddy Rock.

yep no resemblance at all @shallownorthdakota

DediRock · November 2025

@nghialele said:

@DediRock said: Learn something new everyday here

Yep, the tactic is they scan your pid.

yep so I have now learned @nghialele

FAT32 · November 2025

@nghialele said:

@VeloxMedia said: (I also want some personal offers)

This Fumo is so polite that it deserves something

nghialele · November 2025

@FAT32 said: This Fumo is so polite that it deserves something

I strongly agree with this man right here!

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