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'veloxmedia co.' came up with a new argument: offering services for free is an act of charity toward users.

If you ever need anything, feel free to reach out. By the way, we've gone ahead and doubled your bandwidth (Image)

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Lewis provided my service as advertised. You are the one who took the client area, the customer data, the services, did not notify customers, then state that you hold the services active for free, and

It's an exit scam. He hosts data for free so customers are unaware, then he stops and customers are beyond the chargeback. Excuses are created until that point, while the story costed a couple of hund

safely; and then say you're just hosting it for free because you bought the brand and payments have no value anymore.

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But you bought a brand. It is yours, with all the responsibilities included. You can't say you offer something for free, when you bought something we have paid for: services and contracts.

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Leave customers decide for themselves to chargeback or not. That is not up to you to decide in case customers were not part of the deal. If something is between Lewis and customers, let it be so; but

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