wanted to try netcup, but decided to not giving them a cent after reading this tread.

Is it just me or is it always billing that comes up in threads about problems with netcup?

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Oh really, opposite to you defending netcup fucktards I read this thread very carefully, stop trying to look 'smart' please, because you are that dumb that you didn't even understand that my '360 for

OP isn't damaging Netcup.

(I'll concede that Hetzner's ToS is less strict than netcup's ToS in this respect.)

I'm also a bit puzzled why netcup hadn't already terminated the service before the OP clicked on the cancellation button, but I suspect that it's because the OP paid the first invoice (for the first m

I just stated my opinion , netcup shouldn't have gone to this extend just to ask some random dude on the internet which is clearly doesn't want to use their service.

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To be fair, sometimes netcup email is confusing. OP is not the first one who confuse the "The refund procedure" VS "The Cancellation Procedure". When netcup ask the

You can cancel a NetCup server with one button in their control panel. No faxing or mailing.

invoice for every fucking month. But apparently netcup do give a shit about this kind of client.

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Depends if that was 15 EUR, given he made them angry in the ticket they might just do it. Besides, the collection cost is on the OP. Netcup won’t pay it, collector will extract it out of the OP, which

Lol screw netcup, this shouldn't be like that in 2018, thanks OP for reporting their non-sense policies, I would act the same. It's like many EU isp's or private hospitals, you have a big queue behind

netcup - did not follow cancellation procedure and now keeps on receiving invoices

OP, get a TreeHugger attorney. You could try to Sue netcup for killing trees.

It's another question whether netcup will pursue this (i.e., "chase down" the OP). But they could. And if the OP were in Germany, they could (as far as I can tell) legally require hi

Okay, so you never have unpaid invoices. Great. But this isn't true of all providers, including netcup.

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