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Infrawire - VPS now in Turkey | 10 Gbps | Linux & Windows | Starting at $9.30/mo

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  • ObelousObelous Member

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said: You can verify this here: https://hostadvice.com/hosting-company/infrawire-reviews/#user-reviews

    All the shit providers link to hostadvice. funni.

    "Shit provider"? You might want to watch your language—your opinion doesn't count for anything; we know who we are, haha.

    Infrawire LowEndTalk crashout incoming 🍿

    No point in arguing with disrespectful people like him, haha—we’ve got better things to do :)

    False advertising is disrespectful

    Thanked by 1averagedatahoarder
  • infrawireinfrawire Member, Patron Provider

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said: You can verify this here: https://hostadvice.com/hosting-company/infrawire-reviews/#user-reviews

    All the shit providers link to hostadvice. funni.

    "Shit provider"? You might want to watch your language—your opinion doesn't count for anything; we know who we are, haha.

    Infrawire LowEndTalk crashout incoming 🍿

    No point in arguing with disrespectful people like him, haha—we’ve got better things to do :)

    False advertising is disrespectful

    There are no misleading posts; you should read our previous messages instead of sending pointless messages and causing a mess.

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:
    If you guys sponsor a VPS for a month I'd be more than happy to test your bandwidth claims and provide an unbiased review on your service 😊

    If you use up all the bandwidth for free for a month, we’d end up taking a bit of a loss, haha

    Are you ready to lose €91.7/m/customer? (assuming 2.5G out unmetered)

  • infrawireinfrawire Member, Patron Provider

    @rpqu said:

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:
    If you guys sponsor a VPS for a month I'd be more than happy to test your bandwidth claims and provide an unbiased review on your service 😊

    If you use up all the bandwidth for free for a month, we’d end up taking a bit of a loss, haha

    Are you ready to lose €91.7/m/customer? (assuming 2.5G out unmetered)

    It has been explained that this falls under "fair use," and generally, users are permitted to consistently utilize up to 30% of the bandwidth provided by their plan.

  • ObelousObelous Member

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said: You can verify this here: https://hostadvice.com/hosting-company/infrawire-reviews/#user-reviews

    All the shit providers link to hostadvice. funni.

    "Shit provider"? You might want to watch your language—your opinion doesn't count for anything; we know who we are, haha.

    Infrawire LowEndTalk crashout incoming 🍿

    No point in arguing with disrespectful people like him, haha—we’ve got better things to do :)

    False advertising is disrespectful

    There are no misleading posts; you should read our previous messages instead of sending pointless messages and causing a mess.

    I did read them.

    @infrawire said: First of all, "unlimited" does not mean consuming resources all the time; "unlimited" means that we do not place any limits on bandwidth.

    @infrawire said: I don’t understand your way of thinking; "unlimited" means that the bandwidth used isn’t counted—it doesn’t mean you should saturate the entire VPS connection!

    We don't place any limits, oh- wait- no-

    @infrawire said: instead, we apply rate-limiting.

    @infrawire said: In fact, overall, we consistently allow 30% of the VPS's authorized bandwidth (10 Gbps) to pass through.

    @infrawire said: Surely you realize that at such low, affordable prices, this isn't "unmetered" service—and, in fact, no hosting provider offers truly unlimited, unmetered access (without throttling, unless you're paying an extremely high price).

    Thanked by 1averagedatahoarder
  • rpqurpqu Member

    @infrawire said:

    @rpqu said:

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:
    If you guys sponsor a VPS for a month I'd be more than happy to test your bandwidth claims and provide an unbiased review on your service 😊

    If you use up all the bandwidth for free for a month, we’d end up taking a bit of a loss, haha

    Are you ready to lose €91.7/m/customer? (assuming 2.5G out unmetered)

    It has been explained that this falls under "fair use," and generally, users are permitted to consistently utilize up to 30% of the bandwidth provided by their plan.

    Then, it's effectively 750mbps. I don't think it's bad though.

  • infrawireinfrawire Member, Patron Provider

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @averagedatahoarder said:

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said: You can verify this here: https://hostadvice.com/hosting-company/infrawire-reviews/#user-reviews

    All the shit providers link to hostadvice. funni.

    "Shit provider"? You might want to watch your language—your opinion doesn't count for anything; we know who we are, haha.

    Infrawire LowEndTalk crashout incoming 🍿

    No point in arguing with disrespectful people like him, haha—we’ve got better things to do :)

    False advertising is disrespectful

    There are no misleading posts; you should read our previous messages instead of sending pointless messages and causing a mess.

    I did read them.

    @infrawire said: First of all, "unlimited" does not mean consuming resources all the time; "unlimited" means that we do not place any limits on bandwidth.

    @infrawire said: I don’t understand your way of thinking; "unlimited" means that the bandwidth used isn’t counted—it doesn’t mean you should saturate the entire VPS connection!

    We don't place any limits, oh- wait- no-

    @infrawire said: instead, we apply rate-limiting.

    @infrawire said: In fact, overall, we consistently allow 30% of the VPS's authorized bandwidth (10 Gbps) to pass through.

    @infrawire said: Surely you realize that at such low, affordable prices, this isn't "unmetered" service—and, in fact, no hosting provider offers truly unlimited, unmetered access (without throttling, unless you're paying an extremely high price).

    You seem to be having a bit of trouble understanding: we don’t set fixed limits. Bandwidth usage is permitted, provided it isn’t excessive and doesn’t saturate the hypervisor’s or the network’s links :smiley:

  • itzsenuitzsenu Member

    @infrawire said: It has been explained that this falls under "fair use," and generally, users are permitted to consistently utilize up to 30% of the bandwidth provided by their plan.

    Hmm, isn't it easier to just set a limit then? If 30% of 10Gbps is used continuously for a whole month, that's around 972 TB in 30 days. So even 30% usage could eat up nearly 1 PB of monthly bandwidth.

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • ObelousObelous Member

    @infrawire said: we don’t set fixed limits.

    @infrawire said: generally, users are permitted to consistently utilize up to 30% of the bandwidth provided by their plan.

    we don't set fixed limits but here's a fixed percentage you can use

    Thanked by 4itzsenu Nekopara jsg averagedatahoarder
  • zedzed Veteran

    it was amusing at first but clearly there's a language thing going on here, stop being dicks.

  • infrawireinfrawire Member, Patron Provider

    @zed said:
    it was amusing at first but clearly there's a language thing going on here, stop being dicks.

    Yes, people try to play games with this; as a new company, we are simply here to introduce our quality products, but it doesn't seem to be well received.

  • ObelousObelous Member

    @infrawire said:

    @zed said:
    it was amusing at first but clearly there's a language thing going on here, stop being dicks.

    Yes, people try to play games with this; as a new company, we are simply here to introduce our quality products, but it doesn't seem to be well received.

    I'm not playing games. Make your offerings clear instead of shady practices.

    You say unlimited, then you say things that are effectively limits while insisting they're not, then you say there aren't any, then you say up to 30% and then you say no fixed limit.

  • infrawireinfrawire Member, Patron Provider
    edited October 23

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @zed said:
    it was amusing at first but clearly there's a language thing going on here, stop being dicks.

    Yes, people try to play games with this; as a new company, we are simply here to introduce our quality products, but it doesn't seem to be well received.

    I'm not playing games. Make your offerings clear instead of shady practices.

    You say unlimited, then you say things that are effectively limits while insisting they're not, then you say there aren't any, then you say up to 30% and then you say no fixed limit.

    It's not difficult to understand...

  • jsgjsg Member, Resident Benchmarker

    @infrawire said:

    @Obelous said:

    @infrawire said:

    @zed said:
    it was amusing at first but clearly there's a language thing going on here, stop being dicks.

    Yes, people try to play games with this; as a new company, we are simply here to introduce our quality products, but it doesn't seem to be well received.

    I'm not playing games. Make your offerings clear instead of shady practices.

    You say unlimited, then you say things that are effectively limits while insisting they're not, then you say there aren't any, then you say up to 30% and then you say no fixed limit.

    It's not difficult to understand...

    Sorry but it seems that it actually is difficult to understand for some -and/or- your being stubborn in blindly defending your position - plus arrogance and an aggressive tone pisses off quite a few people and does NOT serve your goal ("we are simply here to introduce our quality products") really well!

    Pick one: do not give in 1 mm -or- sell your products and grow your customer base.

    Thanked by 1itzsenu
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