My "usual suspects" in overprovisioning cpu steal are DasAbo, DeluxHost, MassiveGrid, SoftShellWeb, but I don't feel entitled to complain, considering the price.

No, but comments from others are clearly going in that direction. Again: people only think in black and white these days. Am I concerned about future stability or providing the service I've paid for?

I still haven't received any compensation of downtime nor migration, ticket: YHE-372044

The reason why shared hosting is so cheap is because it is an area with zero innovation and zero braincells required for the hosting provider: just pay $$$$$ to cPanel, have "magic"

no problem dont focus on many comments. do your best. Ensure your company can sustain itself in the long run.

This is all accurate based upon my understanding of the law and my knowledge of this clusterfuck. I'll throw in a few things to consider:

Just to clarify that I've been very precise whenever I use the terms business and company for exactly this reason.

Hoping to clarify a mistaken concept in this thread: that Lewis sold a “business” to Eric. As a sole trader, there is/was no business entity. No corporation. No LLC. No partnership. Nothing registered

I was running some ping tests @ globalping and noticed something....

Hi @PreetP -- It looks like we've previously taken care of doubling your bandwidth. Should you have other requirements, I'm here to assist.

At first I was supportive of VeloxMedia, considering I have a VPS with them and it's been running fine (except for a brief downtime from a DDoS) despite the drama, but after seeing the childish replie

happy new year and looking forward more products

Somewhere in time the good guy can turn to the dark side. Use the force luke.

Sure, legally they shouldn't access your data. And pretty much every provider wouldn't want to access your data without your permission. That's exactly why they asked for the root password to begin wi

Side rant: Considering there were only a handful of providers that continued past Black Friday and participated in the Christmas / NYE thread -- even throwing in some limited flash sales as well, it's

Correct, invasion of privacy is generally not the best course of action to take for anyone doing business, let alone an ethical one, add to that, it's illegal in most countries.

Hello @jusnion,

Considering they're GDPR compliant, legally, they shouldn't be able to do it. If someone catches them doing such things, it can lead to huge legal trouble. They are supposed to notify the VPS owner ab

Your second paragraph is nonsensical. None of the technologies mentioned help a single bit against host system memory access.

That's interesting way to interpret the "unsustainable" deals, as it gives customer the experience with the provider, some kind of the shoe-in-the-door