Why is colocrossing processing ticket so slow,ignore me from Tuesday to Friday.

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• bigcat2333 Member

  March 14 edited March 14

  It seems that it is Saturday now, you guys have the right not to deal with it.
• layer7 Member, Host Rep, LIR

  March 14 edited March 14

  @bigcat2333 said:
  I just wanna push my vps to another acc.I am gonna trying pay 5usd for push fees,but they dont spawn billing for me.3 days,I got nothing.
  ticket ID #470898
  

  Hi,

  if you were ignored from tuesday to friday, i assume working hours are on monday's

  So i guess you are just too late...

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• bigcat2333 Member

  March 14

  @layer7 said:

  @bigcat2333 said:
  I just wanna push my vps to another acc.I am gonna trying pay 5usd for push fees,but they dont spawn billing for me.3 days,I got nothing.
  ticket ID #470898
  

  Hi,

  if you were ignored from tuesday to friday, i assume working hours are on monday's

  So i guess you are just too late...

  imagine only working one day in the entire five days,which country's law is this?
• Lex Member

  March 14 edited March 14

  @bigcat2333 said:
  imagine only working one day in the entire five days,which country's law is this?

  Laws don't force you to work a certain number of hours, they only cap them. Most countries cap working hours at ~50 hours per week (at least in the EU), but that means you can work 0 as well, as long as your employer accepts paying you for 0 actual labor
• zed Member

  March 14

  @Lex said:

  @bigcat2333 said:
  imagine only working one day in the entire five days,which country's law is this?

  Laws don't force you to work a certain number of hours, they only cap them. Most countries cap working hours at ~50 hours per week (at least in the EU), but that means you can work 0 as well, as long as your employer accepts paying you for 0 actual labor

  I bet you're fun at parties.

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• bigcat2333 Member

  March 15

  @Lex said:

  @bigcat2333 said:
  imagine only working one day in the entire five days,which country's law is this?

  Laws don't force you to work a certain number of hours, they only cap them. Most countries cap working hours at ~50 hours per week (at least in the EU), but that means you can work 0 as well, as long as your employer accepts paying you for 0 actual labor

  true
  yeah after I post this passage
  ccs finally spawned billing for me
  lmao