CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion
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Still none have come to me.
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Submitted a ticket today to have my account cancelled, four days after sending them an email asking to cancel my account.
I keep getting the suspension notices eventhough I asked them to cancel the account. I considered reporting them as spam... hmmm how many people reporting spam does it take to get a domain blacklisted?
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@Danp said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
Lol, it's begging for a link blast.
Also, it's tempting to remind them of the follow up they promised 2 years ago about that massive outage (before we knew we were being had)
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I honestly thought C@C was a few guys running a data center in their house. It just surprises me that a ISP would do something so poorly. As bad as AT&T is I couldnt see them doing anything this shitty.
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I trolled him
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@IRJ said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
I honestly thought C@C was a few guys running a data center in their house. It just surprises me that a ISP would do something so poorly. As bad as AT&T is I couldnt see them doing anything this shitty.
Well, ISPs used to always people a couple people in a garage. That might be all that they are.
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@scottalanmiller said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
Well, ISPs used to always people a couple people in a garage. That might be all that they are.
What?
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@DustinB3403 said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
@scottalanmiller said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
Well, ISPs used to always people a couple people in a garage. That might be all that they are.
What?
Don't you remember the 1990s? nearly all ISPs were tiny little garage jobs with a T1 or two coming in and loads of POTS lines going out. It was THE model for ISPs in that early Internet era.
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@scottalanmiller said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
@DustinB3403 said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
@scottalanmiller said in CloudAtCost Turning to Extortion:
Well, ISPs used to always people a couple people in a garage. That might be all that they are.
What?
Don't you remember the 1990s? nearly all ISPs were tiny little garage jobs with a T1 or two coming in and loads of POTS lines going out. It was THE model for ISPs in that early Internet era.
One of my ISPs from a long time ago: http://negia.net/
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@scottalanmiller That was our local ISP here to a T; Literally 1 T1 and a 3Com Total Control so they could offer 56K speeds
