Velox media under new management

rpqu · January 20

Marseille?

ralf · January 20

@rpqu said:

Marseille?

forest · January 20

Silly French people. Blood isn't good for growing crops!

rpqu · January 20

It's back!

@ralf said:

@rpqu said:

Marseille?

😆

@forest said:
Silly French people. Blood isn't good for growing crops!

The crop craves blood 🌾🩸💪 — 18th century Frenchman

gbzret4d · January 20

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests. If a data subject requests both access to and erasure of their data, and the controller only confirms deletion without disclosing the requested information, this constitutes a violation of the GDPR.

Calypso · January 20

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests.

That's when they had either consent or had reason to have the data before. In this case: they didn't and then the counting to delete the data already started from the moment they obtained the data.

So basically:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

gbzret4d · January 20

@Calypso said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests.

That's when they had either consent or had reason to have the data before. In this case: they didn't and then the counting to delete the data already started from the moment they obtained the data.

So basically:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

rpqu · January 20

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests.

That's when they had either consent or had reason to have the data before. In this case: they didn't and then the counting to delete the data already started from the moment they obtained the data.

So basically:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

Technically, Lewis customer. Eric have the copy of it, which he should delet

gbzret4d · January 20

@rpqu said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests.

That's when they had either consent or had reason to have the data before. In this case: they didn't and then the counting to delete the data already started from the moment they obtained the data.

So basically:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

Technically, Lewis customer. Eric have the copy of it, which he should delet

If you are not a customer he should delete it. If you are customer he don't need to delete the data

rpqu · January 20

@gbzret4d said:

@rpqu said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@gbzret4d said:

@Calypso said:

@ralf said:
They have 30 days to action and reply to your SAR request or deletion request.

AFAIK: Unless they have been acting without legal consent or need to have the data - then the 30 days starting at the moment they got the data.

That makes a difference in this case because they've operated for almost 30 days without.

The data subject request for access must be responded to without undue delay and in any event within one month of receipt. This period starts on the day the request is received, regardless of whether it was sent via letter, courier, or email. This deadline may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests.

That's when they had either consent or had reason to have the data before. In this case: they didn't and then the counting to delete the data already started from the moment they obtained the data.

So basically:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

Technically, Lewis customer. Eric have the copy of it, which he should delet

If you are not a customer he should delete it. If you are customer he don't need to delete the data

Simple right? But Eric want to build consumer base fast. The infra from Lewis happened to have the consumer data.

Calypso · January 20

@gbzret4d said:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

If you are a customer from company A and it's sold to company B, company B doesn't need consent when you are a customer. However "our" company B (Eric Banks) doesn't recognize customers of company A - he doesn't call them customers, he even pointed out that he has no obligations towards them and the customers where not part of the deal.

That makes that he needs consent from all of VeloxMedia's previous customers because he still has their data but no rightful use. If he doesn't get consent officially he should delete the data if he wants to operate according GDPR.

If you were a customer of company B and are not anymore and want to get your data deleted, he must (according to GDPR) do that within 30 days max.

dedicados · January 20

so i dont have to follow TOS from company A because is no longer exist =D

and company b dont give a fuck of users, so no TOS at all.

zed · January 20

oh look at me on page 150! Oh gosh™

barbarza · January 20

I'm waiting for the dynamite from @Saragoldfarb

tfgp99 · January 20

@barbarza said:
I'm waiting for the dynomite from @Saragoldfarb

Corrected!

Reguards

tof · January 20

I saw this picture, immediately Veloxmedia crossed my mind.

Saragoldfarb · January 20

@default said:

@Calypso said:

@NotFoundException said:
So, after reaching out on discord and a few back and forths with Eric, he finally deleted my data. What a shame it didn't go like this on the first try. Dunno why everything has to be escalated.

OK, good for you. Anyway, to answer your last question ("why everything has to be escalated") from my point of view you've already mentioned his name just above.

I wonder how can one ask for data deletion or escalate it, when their client area is down?

Oh no! How to renew my services now???

Saragoldfarb · January 20

@rpqu said:
It's still down. Requesting new discord dump @Saragoldfarb

ITS coming soon...

Saragoldfarb · January 20

@tfgp99 said:

@rpqu said:
It's still down. Requesting new discord dump @Saragoldfarb

Shortly

Saragoldfarb · January 20

@Calypso said:

@gbzret4d said:

Day 1: got the data
Max day 30: no consent or no rightful use (i.e. customer): delete data
When customer asks to delete data on day 29, the law still demands data is deleted at day 30 max.

You mean if you aren't a customer anymore?

If you are a customer from company A and it's sold to company B, company B doesn't need consent when you are a customer. However "our" company B (Eric Banks) doesn't recognize customers of company A - he doesn't call them customers, he even pointed out that he has no obligations towards them and the customers where not part of the deal.

That makes that he needs consent from all of VeloxMedia's previous customers because he still has their data but no rightful use. If he doesn't get consent officially he should delete the data if he wants to operate according GDPR.

If you were a customer of company B and are not anymore and want to get your data deleted, he must (according to GDPR) do that within 30 days max.

What if I'm a customer of both company A and B

Saragoldfarb · January 20

@barbarza said:
I'm waiting for the dynamite from @Saragoldfarb

Allright..m that's it. Was gonna chill but will fire up the good old pc

Saragoldfarb · January 20

https://v.yur.mom updated.

https://v.yur.mom/💬-chat_j9DRoucnoe - latest/

Thanks to DAS.

AlteredParadox · January 20

oh hey we made it to 150 pages!

Saragoldfarb · January 20

_"
Also end of 2026 is right when we should be getting a massive allocation of server resources because our enterprise leases are up so we'll have hundreds of servers full of DDR4 and thousands of NVMe drives all ready for expansion

20:17
Our goal is to move from this as fast as we can and to minimize work as much as possible. All this is costing us way to much to continue because of the drama and minor issues. We're not setup for all these small issues and things and all our staff is built for high dollar clients and all 6 figure+ salary. Our focus is to get things done, automate, and scale because that's when we're able to hit profitability and keep this thing alive. Right now we're just burning millions of dollars in runway dealing with little problems. We only have a 12M runway for the year and 80% of that is already allocated to payroll/office and normal operating expenses. If we can't hit a path by EOY then we have to start increasing prices and re-evaluate which no one wants.

The timing works out pretty perfectly as most plans were purchased late in the year so we're able to earn trust throughout the year, gain market share, then capture these renewals and then for 2027 plan for massive growth.
"_

Saragoldfarb · January 20

sound familiar?

rpqu · January 21

@Saragoldfarb said:
sound familiar?

JohnFilch123 · January 21

I am not paying this scammer

AlteredParadox · January 21

@JohnFilch123 said:
I am not paying this scammer

these keep making me laugh, you'd think he'd at least take the 4/yr out of the freaking name. lol

TimboJones · January 21

@forest said:

@TimboJones said:
I still haven't received any Velox emails for cancelling a 30GB RAM server. IPv6 network is fucked, but IPv4 gets 1.2Gbps both ways.

Does it have "LET" in the name of the plan?

As for IPv6, I find that often it's something you can solve locally, even if there's a misconfiguration on the host (e.g. DAD errors).

Looks like only the shared hosting did. The others say BF 2025, though.

JohnFilch123 · January 21

@AlteredParadox said: you'd think he'd at least take the 4/yr out of the freaking name

Nah, let's just bill everyone Mine will be disconnected tomorrow I think. Funny thing is I only received one invoice but have three VPS with them.

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