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GreenCloud BF/CM 2025: FLASH SALES Return! AMD Genoa NVMe | UTAH Live + Giveaways!

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  • @Arirang said:

    @geo said:
    oh.. i have a real problem. i caught up to @FAT32.

    how can i get a shirt? 😂

    30 is too small to get a t-shirt.

    and you? :D

  • NDTNNDTN Member, Patron Provider, Top Host

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

  • NDTNNDTN Member, Patron Provider, Top Host

    @yongsiklee said:

    @NDTN said:

    Black Friday is here again, and this year we’re pushing out some of the strongest offers. If you’ve been waiting for a good time to upgrade, extend long-term services, or pick up extra capacity at a discount, the next few days will be worth checking out.

    Below is the full overview of what’s coming during the GreenCloud Black Friday 2025 event ( November 27 – December 2, 11:59 PM UTC+0 )

    Our Flash Sale plans return with configurations that are only released during Black Friday. These aren’t part of our normal product list and won’t come back once sold out (until next year).

    Here are a few deals to give you an idea:

    BF2025 HK 1 (DC2)
    16GB RAM
    150GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-10 SSD
    4 fair-share EPYC Milan cores CPU
    1 IPv4
    /112 IPv6
    3TB Bandwidth
    10Gbps Port
    Linux OS
    Hong Kong DC2 Location
    Virtfusion Control Panel
    1 Free Backup/Snapshot
    No refund/money back on this plan. Double Storage + Bandwidth for Triennial payments.
    $68 Annually

    BF2025 JP 2
    32GB RAM
    250GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-10 SSD
    8 fair-share EPYC Milan cores CPU
    1 IPv4
    /64 IPv6
    5TB Bandwidth
    10Gbps Port
    Linux OS
    Tokyo, JP IIJ Line Location
    Virtfusion Control Panel
    1 Free Backup/Snapshot
    No refund/money back on this plan. Double Storage + Bandwidth for Triennial payments.
    $120 Annually

    8888 UK
    8GB RAM
    88GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-10 SSD
    4 EPYC Milan cores CPU
    1 IPv4
    /64 IPv6
    8888GB Bandwidth
    10Gbps Port
    Linux OS
    Coventry, UK Location
    Virtfusion Control Panel
    1 Free Backup/Snapshot
    No refund/money back on this plan Note
    $88 Triennially

    6666 AU
    6GB RAM
    66GB NVMe RAID-10 Hard drive
    4 EPYC Milan cores CPU
    1 IPv4
    /64 IPv6
    1666GB Bandwidth
    10Gbps Port
    Linux OS
    Sydney, AU Location
    Virtfusion Control Panel
    1 Free Backup/Snapshot
    No refund/money back on this plan. Double RAM + Bandwidth or Double Storage + Bandwidth for triennial payments. Please open a ticket with your choice.
    $66 Biennially

    2222 UT
    2GB RAM
    22GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-1 Hard drive
    2 cores Ryzen 9950x CPU
    1 IPv4
    /64 IPv6
    2222GB Bandwidth
    10Gbps Port
    Linux OS
    Ogden, UT (USA) Location
    Virtfusion Control Panel
    No refund/money back on this plan. Double Storage + Bandwidth for triennial payments
    $22 Annually

    Link: https://greencloudvps.com/billing/store/black-friday-2025

    Stock is very limited, so early access is recommended.

    Anyone looking for more resources without increasing monthly cost may want to take advantage of this one.

    When you purchase or renew a Budget KVM or Premium KVM VPS on a Triennial billing cycle, you receive: Double RAM and Double Bandwidth

    (Some other plans also include the double-up option; it’s listed in each plan description.)

    Notes:

    • Can’t be combined with promo codes
    • Existing services must have node capacity available
    • Not valid for services that previously received free upgrades or discounted pricing
    • For existing services, open a ticket and we’ll check eligibility
    • Valid: Nov 27 – Dec 5, 11:59 PM (UTC+0)

    For up-to-date discounts and coupon codes, please visit: https://blog.greencloudvps.com/black-friday-sale-2025.php

    Quizzes, Deals, Coupons

    In addition to the standard discounts, we’ll have a mix of quizzes, mini-events, and deal drops running during the Black Friday promotion. Taking part will give you chances to earn extra rewards like account credits, spins, and limited-use coupons.

    Earn Spins & Win Rewards

    The Wheel of Fortune returns for Black Friday 2025 with new rewards and higher value items.

    How to earn spins:

    For every $50 spent, you receive 1 spin.

    (Only actual paid amounts count - bonus/giveaway credits don’t qualify.)

    Possible rewards include:

    • Mystery box - High-value mystery prizes
    • Free VPS Services
    • Free VPS renewals
    • Account credits
    • Free addons (RAM, bandwidth, CPU)
    • GreenCloud merchandise
    • Additional random rewards during the event

    To claim your spins, open a support ticket anytime during the promotion period.

    Valid: Nov 27 – Dec 2, 11:59 PM (UTC+0)

    Thank You to the LET Community

    As we wrap up 2025, we want to thank everyone here on LET for the support, feedback, testing, reviews, and honest discussions throughout the years. Many improvements to our services came directly from this community.

    Whether you joined us recently or have been with us for many years, we appreciate you being part of the journey.

    Thanks for choosing GreenCloud, and we hope you enjoy this year’s Black Friday deals.

    WHY DO YO HATE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA?

    Due to low resource availability, we have decided not to include these locations in the current sale. We plan to offer other promotions once we secure more resources.

  • @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    After a while watching the responses from both side, I decided to continue to support for GreenCloudVPS due to the Facebook post's owner lack of transparency. I belived NDTN are doing the right things to make an example for the potential abusers in the future.

    I love GreenCloudVPS <3.

  • BLACK FRIDAY MOARRR

  • raviravi Member
    edited December 2025

    Any chance to re-stock SG DC 2 6666 and Ryzen 2222

    Thanked by 1MAGENTO
  • i need jp ijj 1212 pls

  • ninhninh Member
    edited December 2025

    @shayneeo said:

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    After a while watching the responses from both side, I decided to continue to support for GreenCloudVPS due to the Facebook post's owner lack of transparency. I belived NDTN are doing the right things to make an example for the potential abusers in the future.

    I love GreenCloudVPS <3.

    Why do we need to listen to chick and duck opinions from some random community when we can try it by ourself? It just costs a breakfast or dinner.

    Here is LET, the guild of best VPS hunters in the world. And GC was voted as the most loved provider 2024 for a reason.

  • shayneeoshayneeo Member
    edited December 2025

    @ninh said:

    @shayneeo said:

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    After a while watching the responses from both side, I decided to continue to support for GreenCloudVPS due to the Facebook post's owner lack of transparency. I belived NDTN are doing the right things to make an example for the potential abusers in the future.

    I love GreenCloudVPS <3.

    Why do we need to listen to chick and duck opinions from some random community when we can try it by ourself? It just costs a breakfast or dinner.

    Here is LET, the guild of best VPS hunters in the world. And GC was voted as the most loved provider 2024 for a reason.

    Matter of the fact, I am Vietnamese, and that Facebook post was posted in a Facebook group I joined. That's why I really want to know and address the pontential mismatch between the Facebook post owner and NDTN. But it seemed the FB post's owner does not care anymore. He is now just spreading the bad news about GreenCloudVPS.

    For the normal LET users, I think you all can just skip this issue. I am vietnamese and I myself think it's hard to explain things for my fellow Vietnamese if they don't want to hear.

  • yabs of 12.12UT plan.

    root@nano:~# curl -sL https://yabs.sh | bash
    # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #
    #              Yet-Another-Bench-Script              #
    #                     v2025-04-20                    #
    # https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script #
    # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #
    
    Tue Dec  2 09:58:25 AM IST 2025
    
    Basic System Information:
    ---------------------------------
    Uptime     : 0 days, 0 hours, 4 minutes
    Processor  : AMD EPYC-Milan Processor
    CPU cores  : 2 @ 2249.998 MHz
    AES-NI     : ✔ Enabled
    VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
    RAM        : 2.9 GiB
    Swap       : 1024.0 MiB
    Disk       : 19.6 GiB
    Distro     : Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)
    Kernel     : 6.12.38+deb13-amd64
    VM Type    : KVM
    IPv4/IPv6  : ✔ Online / ✔ Online
    
    IPv6 Network Information:
    ---------------------------------
    ISP        : WebNX, Inc.
    ASN        : AS18450 WebNX, Inc.
    Host       : WebNX, Inc.
    Location   : Cheyenne, Wyoming (WY)
    Country    : United States
    
    fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda3):
    ---------------------------------
    Block Size | 4k            (IOPS) | 64k           (IOPS)
      ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
    Read       | 205.27 MB/s  (51.3k) | 1.83 GB/s    (28.6k)
    Write      | 205.81 MB/s  (51.4k) | 1.84 GB/s    (28.7k)
    Total      | 411.08 MB/s (102.7k) | 3.67 GB/s    (57.3k)
               |                      |
    Block Size | 512k          (IOPS) | 1m            (IOPS)
      ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
    Read       | 5.12 GB/s    (10.0k) | 5.36 GB/s     (5.2k)
    Write      | 5.39 GB/s    (10.5k) | 5.72 GB/s     (5.5k)
    Total      | 10.51 GB/s   (20.5k) | 11.09 GB/s   (10.8k)
    
    iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):
    ---------------------------------
    Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed      | Ping
    -----           | -----                     | ----            | ----            | ----
    Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 1.56 Gbits/sec  | 1.76 Gbits/sec  | 116 ms
    Eranium         | Amsterdam, NL (100G)      | 1.84 Gbits/sec  | 1.93 Gbits/sec  | 121 ms
    Uztelecom       | Tashkent, UZ (10G)        | 911 Mbits/sec   | 1.06 Gbits/sec  | 229 ms
    Leaseweb        | Singapore, SG (10G)       | 1.03 Gbits/sec  | 1.25 Gbits/sec  | 234 ms
    Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 8.06 Gbits/sec  | 8.26 Gbits/sec  | 14.7 ms
    Leaseweb        | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 4.35 Gbits/sec  | 4.86 Gbits/sec  | --
    Edgoo           | Sao Paulo, BR (1G)        | 1.40 Gbits/sec  | 802 Mbits/sec   | 209 ms
    
    iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):
    ---------------------------------
    Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed      | Ping
    -----           | -----                     | ----            | ----            | ----
    Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 1.44 Gbits/sec  | 92.9 Mbits/sec  | 117 ms
    Eranium         | Amsterdam, NL (100G)      | 1.92 Gbits/sec  | 1.97 Gbits/sec  | 121 ms
    Uztelecom       | Tashkent, UZ (10G)        | 814 Mbits/sec   | 845 Mbits/sec   | 229 ms
    Leaseweb        | Singapore, SG (10G)       | busy            | 250 Mbits/sec   | --
    Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 5.55 Gbits/sec  | 8.38 Gbits/sec  | 14.6 ms
    Leaseweb        | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 2.44 Gbits/sec  | 3.30 Gbits/sec  | 81.7 ms
    Edgoo           | Sao Paulo, BR (1G)        | 1.27 Gbits/sec  | 1.45 Gbits/sec  | 158 ms
    
    Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:
    ---------------------------------
    Test            | Value
                    |
    Single Core     | 1706
    Multi Core      | 3139
    Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/15344663
    
    YABS completed in 14 min 13 sec
    root@nano:~#
    
    
  • @geo said:
    oh.. i have a real problem. i caught up to @FAT32.

    how can i get a shirt? 😂

    seriously,not joking,what people use this so many vps

  • @seman said:

    @geo said:
    oh.. i have a real problem. i caught up to @FAT32.

    how can i get a shirt? 😂

    seriously,not joking,what people use this so many vps

    For all the projects we imagine starting soon™.

    Thanked by 2sliix ninh
  • I don't think we've had a duck race in this thread yet.

    Thanked by 1network
  • I brought a 2222 HK DC1 server but the server ip is blocked in GFW China. Can you help me to change an new ip which is not banned?

  • @LowEndHigh said:
    I brought a 2222 HK DC1 server but the server ip is blocked in GFW China. Can you help me to change an new ip which is not banned?

    opening a support might help you to fix the issue.

    Thanked by 1dev077
  • FAT32FAT32 Administrator, Deal Compiler Extraordinaire

    Can anyone forward comments to the BF megathread if GreenCloud is planning to drop something - I only have one thread open on my screen that I can constantly refresh

  • HuiWHuiW Member
    edited December 2025

    @FAT32 said:
    Can anyone forward comments to the BF megathread if GreenCloud is planning to drop something - I only have one thread open on my screen that I can constantly refresh

    sir I can @ you here :*

    Thanked by 3FAT32 hakurin admax
  • MAGENTOMAGENTO Member
    edited December 2025

    yabs of BF2025 SG 2 (DC1)

    32GB RAM
    250GB NVMe 4.0 RAID-10 SSD
    8 fair-share EPYC Milan cores CPU
    Singapore DC1 Location

    root@server:/home/test# curl -sL yabs.sh | bash
    # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #
    #              Yet-Another-Bench-Script              #
    #                     v2025-04-20                    #
    # https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script #
    # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #
    
    Mon Dec  1 18:46:14 IST 2025
    
    Basic System Information:
    ---------------------------------
    Uptime     : 0 days, 0 hours, 9 minutes
    Processor  : AMD EPYC-Milan Processor
    CPU cores  : 8 @ 2445.404 MHz
    AES-NI     : ✔ Enabled
    VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
    RAM        : 31.3 GiB
    Swap       : 0.0 KiB
    Disk       : 242.2 GiB
    Distro     : Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS
    Kernel     : 5.15.0-160-generic
    VM Type    : KVM
    IPv4/IPv6  : ✔ Online / ✔ Online
    
    IPv6 Network Information:
    ---------------------------------
    ISP        : xTom Pty Ltd
    ASN        : AS8888 xTom Pty Ltd
    Host       : xTom Pty Ltd
    Location   : Singapore, North West (03)
    Country    : Singapore
    
    fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/vda1):
    ---------------------------------
    Block Size | 4k            (IOPS) | 64k           (IOPS)
      ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
    Read       | 197.52 MB/s  (49.3k) | 1.58 GB/s    (24.7k)
    Write      | 198.04 MB/s  (49.5k) | 1.59 GB/s    (24.9k)
    Total      | 395.57 MB/s  (98.8k) | 3.17 GB/s    (49.6k)
               |                      |
    Block Size | 512k          (IOPS) | 1m            (IOPS)
      ------   | ---            ----  | ----           ----
    Read       | 3.43 GB/s     (6.7k) | 3.72 GB/s     (3.6k)
    Write      | 3.61 GB/s     (7.0k) | 3.97 GB/s     (3.8k)
    Total      | 7.04 GB/s    (13.7k) | 7.69 GB/s     (7.5k)
    
    iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):
    ---------------------------------
    Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed      | Ping
    -----           | -----                     | ----            | ----            | ----
    Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 1.08 Gbits/sec  | 1.06 Gbits/sec  | 153 ms
    Eranium         | Amsterdam, NL (100G)      | 691 Mbits/sec   | 641 Mbits/sec   | 229 ms
    Uztelecom       | Tashkent, UZ (10G)        | 14.6 Mbits/sec  | 1.47 Gbits/sec  | 192 ms
    Leaseweb        | Singapore, SG (10G)       | 8.04 Gbits/sec  | 6.88 Gbits/sec  | 1.06 ms
    Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 416 Mbits/sec   | 746 Mbits/sec   | 165 ms
    Leaseweb        | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 762 Mbits/sec   | 612 Mbits/sec   | 253 ms
    Edgoo           | Sao Paulo, BR (1G)        | 467 Mbits/sec   | 510 Mbits/sec   | 327 ms
    
    iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):
    ---------------------------------
    Provider        | Location (Link)           | Send Speed      | Recv Speed      | Ping
    -----           | -----                     | ----            | ----            | ----
    Clouvider       | London, UK (10G)          | 1.11 Gbits/sec  | 1.10 Gbits/sec  | 153 ms
    Eranium         | Amsterdam, NL (100G)      | 300 Mbits/sec   | 750 Mbits/sec   | 225 ms
    Uztelecom       | Tashkent, UZ (10G)        | 841 Mbits/sec   | 930 Mbits/sec   | 192 ms
    Leaseweb        | Singapore, SG (10G)       | 7.94 Gbits/sec  | 6.91 Gbits/sec  | 1.08 ms
    Clouvider       | Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) | 954 Mbits/sec   | 604 Mbits/sec   | 165 ms
    Leaseweb        | NYC, NY, US (10G)         | 718 Mbits/sec   | 522 Mbits/sec   | --
    Edgoo           | Sao Paulo, BR (1G)        | 480 Mbits/sec   | 353 Mbits/sec   | 326 ms
    
    Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:
    ---------------------------------
    Test            | Value
                    |
    Single Core     | 1477
    Multi Core      | 7755
    Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/15333791
    
    YABS completed in 13 min 14 sec
    
  • @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    Story Summary:
    The story features three main characters:
    • Pho: The customer whose data was deleted.
    • Heo: An overly-bored friend who enjoys stirring up trouble (a "troll") for various providers, not just GreenCloud.
    • Gen: GreenCloudVPS.
    • LET: LowEndTalk forum.
    The story begins one day in October when Pho was unable to access his VPS management panel. He immediately submitted a ticket to Gen (GreenCloud) for resolution. Subsequently, Pho posted on a group to express his dissatisfaction, uploading screenshots of the ticketing process with Gen.
    Fast forward to November, during the Black Friday promotion season, Gen posted his promotional offer on a popular forum named LET to attract customers. Immediately, Heo jumped into the comments with a sarcastic tone, including images taken from Pho's earlier post to suggest that Gen's service was subpar. This angered Gen. Relying on the ticket screenshot which contained the IP address, Gen instructed his staff to immediately delete the VPS and refund the money Pho had initially paid.
    Pho was suddenly unable to access his VPS. Because his IP was blocked, he couldn't even access Gen's management page. Finally, Pho had to use a fake IP (VPN/proxy) to log in, only to receive a ticket stating that he had posted false information on the LET forum, negatively affecting them. They demanded he issue a correction, yet Pho had no idea what the LET forum was, let alone how to issue a correction... As a result, his entire data was wiped without any prior notification.
    On the LET forum, Heo continued to expose and mock Gen, forcing Gen to ask the forum admin to intervene and silence Heo. However, the admin could not immediately determine who was right and who was wrong to ban Heo. To persuade the admin, Gen presented the following explanation:
    Gen's Explanation (GreenCloudVPS) on the forum:
    "I will put it simply: the initial customer couldn't access their installed website or control panel.
    The first ticket was resolved by a simple reboot from our staff, and he was informed at the time that the VPS was still pinging normally.
    A week later, he opened a second ticket. Our staff suggested he check the CPU usage (which had been at 100% for a long time), as this might be the reason why the control panel was inaccessible.
    We took no suspension or stop action.
    But instead of thanking our staff for taking extra time to help, he went to a group on FB blaming us, just to stir up trouble and invite malicious commenters. We completely reject that level of dishonesty.
    This user, @xxx, is now trying to exploit that fabricated story to attack us with multiple untruthful remarks, insults, and forum disruption. That is why I have requested an administrator/moderator to intervene."
    P/S: Conclusion
    In my opinion, GreenCloud should show the images that prove they had been in a ticket conversation with the customer. According to Pho, the provider deleted his management account and blocked his access IP, so how can he prove anything? He maintains that there was no support whatsoever, nor any notification about the account and VPS deletion.

    Thanked by 2Caxen Emm
  • @Huy2Vietnam said:

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    Story Summary:
    The story features three main characters:
    • Pho: The customer whose data was deleted.
    • Heo: An overly-bored friend who enjoys stirring up trouble (a "troll") for various providers, not just GreenCloud.
    • Gen: GreenCloudVPS.
    • LET: LowEndTalk forum.
    The story begins one day in October when Pho was unable to access his VPS management panel. He immediately submitted a ticket to Gen (GreenCloud) for resolution. Subsequently, Pho posted on a group to express his dissatisfaction, uploading screenshots of the ticketing process with Gen.
    Fast forward to November, during the Black Friday promotion season, Gen posted his promotional offer on a popular forum named LET to attract customers. Immediately, Heo jumped into the comments with a sarcastic tone, including images taken from Pho's earlier post to suggest that Gen's service was subpar. This angered Gen. Relying on the ticket screenshot which contained the IP address, Gen instructed his staff to immediately delete the VPS and refund the money Pho had initially paid.
    Pho was suddenly unable to access his VPS. Because his IP was blocked, he couldn't even access Gen's management page. Finally, Pho had to use a fake IP (VPN/proxy) to log in, only to receive a ticket stating that he had posted false information on the LET forum, negatively affecting them. They demanded he issue a correction, yet Pho had no idea what the LET forum was, let alone how to issue a correction... As a result, his entire data was wiped without any prior notification.
    On the LET forum, Heo continued to expose and mock Gen, forcing Gen to ask the forum admin to intervene and silence Heo. However, the admin could not immediately determine who was right and who was wrong to ban Heo. To persuade the admin, Gen presented the following explanation:
    Gen's Explanation (GreenCloudVPS) on the forum:
    "I will put it simply: the initial customer couldn't access their installed website or control panel.
    The first ticket was resolved by a simple reboot from our staff, and he was informed at the time that the VPS was still pinging normally.
    A week later, he opened a second ticket. Our staff suggested he check the CPU usage (which had been at 100% for a long time), as this might be the reason why the control panel was inaccessible.
    We took no suspension or stop action.
    But instead of thanking our staff for taking extra time to help, he went to a group on FB blaming us, just to stir up trouble and invite malicious commenters. We completely reject that level of dishonesty.
    This user, @xxx, is now trying to exploit that fabricated story to attack us with multiple untruthful remarks, insults, and forum disruption. That is why I have requested an administrator/moderator to intervene."
    P/S: Conclusion
    In my opinion, GreenCloud should show the images that prove they had been in a ticket conversation with the customer. According to Pho, the provider deleted his management account and blocked his access IP, so how can he prove anything? He maintains that there was no support whatsoever, nor any notification about the account and VPS deletion.

    This plot is even more exciting than the trade war; it's so dramatic! I'm getting my watermelon ready!!!!!

  • FairShareFairShare Member
    edited December 2025

    @Huy2Vietnam said:

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    Story Summary:
    The story features three main characters:
    • Pho: The customer whose data was deleted.
    • Heo: An overly-bored friend who enjoys stirring up trouble (a "troll") for various providers, not just GreenCloud.
    • Gen: GreenCloudVPS.
    • LET: LowEndTalk forum.
    The story begins one day in October when Pho was unable to access his VPS management panel. He immediately submitted a ticket to Gen (GreenCloud) for resolution. Subsequently, Pho posted on a group to express his dissatisfaction, uploading screenshots of the ticketing process with Gen.
    Fast forward to November, during the Black Friday promotion season, Gen posted his promotional offer on a popular forum named LET to attract customers. Immediately, Heo jumped into the comments with a sarcastic tone, including images taken from Pho's earlier post to suggest that Gen's service was subpar. This angered Gen. Relying on the ticket screenshot which contained the IP address, Gen instructed his staff to immediately delete the VPS and refund the money Pho had initially paid.
    Pho was suddenly unable to access his VPS. Because his IP was blocked, he couldn't even access Gen's management page. Finally, Pho had to use a fake IP (VPN/proxy) to log in, only to receive a ticket stating that he had posted false information on the LET forum, negatively affecting them. They demanded he issue a correction, yet Pho had no idea what the LET forum was, let alone how to issue a correction... As a result, his entire data was wiped without any prior notification.
    On the LET forum, Heo continued to expose and mock Gen, forcing Gen to ask the forum admin to intervene and silence Heo. However, the admin could not immediately determine who was right and who was wrong to ban Heo. To persuade the admin, Gen presented the following explanation:
    Gen's Explanation (GreenCloudVPS) on the forum:
    "I will put it simply: the initial customer couldn't access their installed website or control panel.
    The first ticket was resolved by a simple reboot from our staff, and he was informed at the time that the VPS was still pinging normally.
    A week later, he opened a second ticket. Our staff suggested he check the CPU usage (which had been at 100% for a long time), as this might be the reason why the control panel was inaccessible.
    We took no suspension or stop action.
    But instead of thanking our staff for taking extra time to help, he went to a group on FB blaming us, just to stir up trouble and invite malicious commenters. We completely reject that level of dishonesty.
    This user, @xxx, is now trying to exploit that fabricated story to attack us with multiple untruthful remarks, insults, and forum disruption. That is why I have requested an administrator/moderator to intervene."
    P/S: Conclusion
    In my opinion, GreenCloud should show the images that prove they had been in a ticket conversation with the customer. According to Pho, the provider deleted his management account and blocked his access IP, so how can he prove anything? He maintains that there was no support whatsoever, nor any notification about the account and VPS deletion.

    Thanks a lot for summarizing ! Just my TWO CENTS here-
    1. GreenCloud refunded pho in full
    2. Data Backup is customer's responsibility. Imagine that GC datacentre caught fire and lost everything.
    3. Why the hell pho posted "Personally Identifiable Information" in a public forum ?
    4. Why the hell heo posted pho's information without TAKING PERMISSION from pho on FB?

    If I were at pho's place, I would have BLAMED heo for the loss and not greencloud.
    If X and Y are fighting, Why Z is intervening which is NOT going to benefit either X or Y?

    TL; DR - heo IS THE MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR all the loss of PHO.

    Thanked by 2Caxen dev077
  • @FAT32 said:
    Can anyone forward comments to the BF megathread if GreenCloud is planning to drop something - I only have one thread open on my screen that I can constantly refresh

    One should DM you instead. We don't want to decrease our chances to get a deal here.

  • Ain't reading all that. Congrats for your achievement/Sorry to know that though. /s

  • There's no way that GC would cancel customers' services without strong justification. Current information incomplete so not sure what really happened.

  • hoping this drama isn't delaying the next flash sale...

  • @ravi said:

    @FAT32 said:
    Can anyone forward comments to the BF megathread if GreenCloud is planning to drop something - I only have one thread open on my screen that I can constantly refresh

    One should DM you instead. We don't want to decrease our chances to get a deal here.

    It is ok! Just @ him after we grabbed the deals or the coupon has been used up.

    Thanked by 3FAT32 JohnnySac admax
  • rpqurpqu Member
    edited December 2025

    @sliix said:
    There's no way that GC would cancel customers' services without strong justification. Current information incomplete so not sure what really happened.

    The strong justification might be the agitating @huongbm123 comments. It would have been nicer if GC just suspend customer service until all related party are informed and given time to solve the problem on their end.
    Perhaps, it would be a question in the next event quizzes

    How much time do you have to respond to the suspension notice email before your service will be deleted?
    — 2 hours
    — 2 days
    — 2 weeks
    — 2 months

  • @Huy2Vietnam said:

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    @NDTN said:

    @Huy2Vietnam said:
    Hello, everyone.
    I came across this issue after seeing a post about a deleted VPS server in a Vietnamese hosting and server trading community.
    The community is currently in an uproar because the provider deleted a customer’s data without any prior notification to the customer. He wasn’t even aware of lowendtalk.com until someone informed him after he posted about his deleted VPS in a Facebook group. He also had no idea who “huongbm123” was. “Huongbm123” was only referencing customer complaints, including that of the individual whose VPS server was mistakenly deleted. The provider’s explanation is unconvincing, especially since the service complaint was lodged more than a month ago.
    The GreenCloudVPS support staff sent him a link to this thread (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4609886/), falsely claiming that he had commented on LowEndTalk, but he is not “huongbm123”. This is an absolutely absurd move coming from a service provider.
    Do you think that a provider accidentally deleting a customer’s VPS demonstrates extreme incompetence?

    Blaming providers for issues, no matter the circumstances, seems to be the new norm. Please check my previous comments, and ask the OP to post the full tickets/emails from us instead of only hearing one side of the story.

    Story Summary:
    The story features three main characters:
    • Pho: The customer whose data was deleted.
    • Heo: An overly-bored friend who enjoys stirring up trouble (a "troll") for various providers, not just GreenCloud.
    • Gen: GreenCloudVPS.
    • LET: LowEndTalk forum.
    The story begins one day in October when Pho was unable to access his VPS management panel. He immediately submitted a ticket to Gen (GreenCloud) for resolution. Subsequently, Pho posted on a group to express his dissatisfaction, uploading screenshots of the ticketing process with Gen.
    Fast forward to November, during the Black Friday promotion season, Gen posted his promotional offer on a popular forum named LET to attract customers. Immediately, Heo jumped into the comments with a sarcastic tone, including images taken from Pho's earlier post to suggest that Gen's service was subpar. This angered Gen. Relying on the ticket screenshot which contained the IP address, Gen instructed his staff to immediately delete the VPS and refund the money Pho had initially paid.
    Pho was suddenly unable to access his VPS. Because his IP was blocked, he couldn't even access Gen's management page. Finally, Pho had to use a fake IP (VPN/proxy) to log in, only to receive a ticket stating that he had posted false information on the LET forum, negatively affecting them. They demanded he issue a correction, yet Pho had no idea what the LET forum was, let alone how to issue a correction... As a result, his entire data was wiped without any prior notification.
    On the LET forum, Heo continued to expose and mock Gen, forcing Gen to ask the forum admin to intervene and silence Heo. However, the admin could not immediately determine who was right and who was wrong to ban Heo. To persuade the admin, Gen presented the following explanation:
    Gen's Explanation (GreenCloudVPS) on the forum:
    "I will put it simply: the initial customer couldn't access their installed website or control panel.
    The first ticket was resolved by a simple reboot from our staff, and he was informed at the time that the VPS was still pinging normally.
    A week later, he opened a second ticket. Our staff suggested he check the CPU usage (which had been at 100% for a long time), as this might be the reason why the control panel was inaccessible.
    We took no suspension or stop action.
    But instead of thanking our staff for taking extra time to help, he went to a group on FB blaming us, just to stir up trouble and invite malicious commenters. We completely reject that level of dishonesty.
    This user, @xxx, is now trying to exploit that fabricated story to attack us with multiple untruthful remarks, insults, and forum disruption. That is why I have requested an administrator/moderator to intervene."
    P/S: Conclusion
    In my opinion, GreenCloud should show the images that prove they had been in a ticket conversation with the customer. According to Pho, the provider deleted his management account and blocked his access IP, so how can he prove anything? He maintains that there was no support whatsoever, nor any notification about the account and VPS deletion.

    In Greencloud system, all support tickets are emailed directly to customers, so Pho could easily share the full story and prove his side anytime. But he won't, because it doesn't back up his story. Classic liar move.

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  • Now the discussion has shifted!

  • Back to the deals guyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. MOARRRRRRRRRRR CyberMonday Deals

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