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https://www.racknerd.com/terms-of-service

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I think many customers who originally chose DC-02 simply do not want to spend time arguing about it. Most of them will probably just stop renewing once their current term expires.

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Since a contract was signed between customer and the merchant at the time of purchase — where the customer agreed to a no-refund policy, and the merchant has provided services that fully meet the agre

give them the money properly. its maybe extra 20-30% more, it’s maybe < 20% of those affected

Their promotions are essentially pre-sales. They only buy a new server once the current one is fully sold out. If refunds were allowed freely, many servers would sit unused, and the provider would los

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MJJ users are upset because DC02 plans were in short supply, and scalpers resold them at much higher prices on Chinese forums. They bought these second-hand VPS at a premium, but later their services

I am looking for a low-end VPS located in Sofia, Bulgaria with the following minimum specs:

CPU: modern CPU (Geekbench >2000 single core), 3-4 cores

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Storage: 2x 960GB Enterprise NVMe SSD (Soft RAID)

Define "best offer". An $80/year system with 500 GB @ 20 Mbps, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB SATA SSD, and 1 oversold E5v4 vCPU is going to be pretty damn impressive in certain countries.

Where does anyone see that Racknerd couldn't predict this? What provider doesn't have contracts with other providers? What specifically is the issue? The DC seems live and perfectly fine. My