Are you suggesting that the UK is the only country that has debt collectors that take their fee from the debtor? I'm not saying you're wrong, but that sounds mental.

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Disputed / charged back a payment with us, you’d have debt collectors after you the next day, at your cost.

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Really doesn't surprise me that OVH has started charging however, seeing as though most of their expansions have been funded through debt and investors. They want their sweet returns!

1TB of storage, to give some space for the garbage collector.

Eh honestly, if this is true. Host should really stop flaunting the whole I'm in the military. His superiors would likely not approve of this. Oh and good luck with ANY debt and being in the milita

They'll finance any hardware upgrades. They can do it through venture debt, or traditional financing, with a bank syndicate. Or... they take the company public and use the funds raised there for &

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had to worry about refreshing gear, paying off debt, renewing software, paying off mortgages, repairing buildings, etc. how much would you make? Oh and you never have to pay taxes either."

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My own surmounted debt!

They're just keeping it that way: make more cash, grow bigger. And they don't focus on the low end segment of the market. We all know it's not where you make the most cash as a provider anyway, even m

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Do you have any proof about this massive debt & completely owned by a bank?

OnApp as a company is in massive debt and is almost completely owned by a bank now, they have a handful of customers they give a crap about and based on the fact that you are here asking and they are

a basic understanding of electronic concepts like open collector and pull-up resistors might help to avoid unwanted behaviour...