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Terabit.io || Paid $2,000 for a dedicated server, 52 days later and still nothing

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  • @SilverCreek care to explain?

  • stable_geniusstable_genius Member
    edited October 29

    @carlos001 said:
    2,000 USD is the total amount of savings I've accumulated in my lifetime.

    Man, that's peanuts, where I live most people accumulate large multiples of $2000 very early in their lives

    only it's DEBT not savings

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • stable_geniusstable_genius Member
    edited October 29

    @OttoWood I fully agree, "Patron Provider" should donate his BilohBucks to charity instead of using them to scam people on LET.

    False advertising, rigged contests, you name it, looks like "Patron Provider" went on a spree of no good in LET.

  • jsgjsg Member, Resident Benchmarker

    FWIW @leon10 created his account on LET at about the time or a bit before his order.

    system says:
    Joined August 31

    IMO it makes a very big difference whether a pretty new user with just one single thread created and only a few comments - in that very thread - starts a drama or whether it's a well known user with some time here and multiple threads plus many comments under his belt.

  • @jsg said:
    FWIW @leon10 created his account on LET at about the time or a bit before his order.

    system says:
    Joined August 31

    IMO it makes a very big difference whether a pretty new user with just one single thread created and only a few comments - in that very thread - starts a drama or whether it's a well known user with some time here and multiple threads plus many comments under his belt.

    Who cares? How does that make a difference when it was confirmed by the provider and his complaint was/is valid?

    Should I also not consider your reviews because you got banned before?

  • @stable_genius said:

    @carlos001 said:
    2,000 USD is the total amount of savings I've accumulated in my lifetime.

    Man, that's peanuts, where I live most people accumulate large multiples of $2000 very early in their lives

    only it's DEBT not savings

    @stable_genius said:

    @carlos001 said:
    2,000 USD is the total amount of savings I've accumulated in my lifetime.

    Man, that's peanuts, where I live most people accumulate large multiples of $2000 very early in their lives

    only it's DEBT not savings

    In Latin America, where the minimum wage is 350 USD, it's better than nothing.

    If you're from a country with higher purchasing power, you spend as much as you earn.

    As a single person, I can live comfortably in my country on $100 a month; I have a house, plenty of land, and lush vegetation far from the noisy city.

  • @carlos001 said:
    If you're from a country with higher purchasing power, you spend as much as you earn.

    Many people spend more than they earn, some do so by accumulating debt while others live lavish lives spending what their forebears earned. When it's gone it's gone, it will not last forever, few inheritances last forever.

  • Give the man a refund, the trust is not there anymore, don't be a dick.

  • "We made a mistake, handled this poorly, we have issued him a refund" Your reputation would be intact. I have typed this out identically in other threads: Sometimes I wonder how I'm still in business cause I don't really put that much effort into it, then I read threads on here and I'm just like "Oh....". Decision making is just not a strong suit of human beings it seems...

  • @SilverCreek

    Has OP received RMA'd server yet?

  • 52 days, omg that's a lot when waiting

  • s0n1cs0n1c Member

    @carlos001 said:

    @stable_genius said:

    @carlos001 said:
    2,000 USD is the total amount of savings I've accumulated in my lifetime.

    Man, that's peanuts, where I live most people accumulate large multiples of $2000 very early in their lives

    only it's DEBT not savings

    @stable_genius said:

    @carlos001 said:
    2,000 USD is the total amount of savings I've accumulated in my lifetime.

    Man, that's peanuts, where I live most people accumulate large multiples of $2000 very early in their lives

    only it's DEBT not savings

    As a single person, I can live comfortably in my country on $100 a month; I have a house, plenty of land, and lush vegetation far from the noisy city.

    ah sounds like youre living life.
    i hope to live like this when i retire

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