The shared hosting server I've had an account at is down since Fri, 13th.

Understood. In fact, stackcp has one of the best professional email solutions, with great outgoing limits and deliverability. And soon we'll release a webmail client that is very easy to use and has a

Great. Better safe than sorry. I'd rather not spend time exporting and importing email. The kinds of outgoing email would be my complaints to corps e.g. banks, telcos, etc

I really don't like KYC, and honestly, doing KYC for a $4.99/year service doesn't make much sense at all. We do have a fair use policy, though. If something suspicious happens, we give the client seve

Looks like KYC will be enforced after an year or so.

@NameBig What's your policy with KYC? I'm considering to use it for incoming email for subscriptions, banking, etc. So, I don't want to deal with sudden suspension over KYC or re-KYC.

Posting a short rant about Rabisu.

So I'm wondering if any larger companies do this. Larger companies aren't likely to go out of business easily.

Your lifetime or company lifetime? Because there's plenty of lifetime scams out there (market, get prepaid, close company/bankrupt/transfer clients = lifetime nullified).

I don’t know much about the server industry.

Sounds good but considering my wifi speeds, not possible to do some actual testing 🥲

Yeah it was 10 of the 512 MB (smallest) plans and 5 of the 2 GB (second smallest) plans.

Silence with your mistaken sentiment, fool. You have revealed yourself by your writing to be what you are.

Hello kind sir, No I don't expect them to be on my beck and call. I just am sharing my experience, that's all, I am not demanding anything, sorry if you feel that way.

For an underpriced $7 minus costs, you expect them to be at your beck and call?

I mean... they're not a scam - until they deadpool.

It seems that I had done the transaction for 7$ but it got after the invoice payment (BTCPay server)

w is the > @oloke said:

Why are you looking for a VPS in your original post? If you have a 50kb site.. use something like CloudFlare pages (even Github maybe?) to host it if it's static pages. Otherwise there's tons of nearl

most nodes in Singapore have already received the kernel update, and we are currently working on updating the remaining ones. Other locations will follow after that.