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@Danp said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I'm speaking to them and the answer is that they aren't aware of people having issues.
Tell them to pull their head out of their ass and learn how to monitor their own systems!
That would require being concerned that things are not working.
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Gah, dont know if I should keep my box and hope everything will improve, (and end up with a box for who knows...10 years?) or just pull a paypal refund and call it a day.
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@Sparkum said:
Gah, dont know if I should keep my box and hope everything will improve, (and end up with a box for who knows...10 years?) or just pull a paypal refund and call it a day.
Well, things have only gotten worse so far so.....
Here is the thing, even if things improve, which all signs point to it not happening, you both need the service to improve AND the company to survive and nothing suggests that that will happen. They have no business model under which they make money. They are cutting corners like crazy because they have to to even start to make this work. They've burned years of good faith and no one is going to trust them now. They got their "second chance" and did even worse than the first time around.
I'll be amazed if they make it to the end of the year. If their parent company is still around in ten years will be amazing.
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@dafyre I've tried 11 times since Saturday, and none of them have successfully built.
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It fixed that a few minutes later. Now attempting a build. Let's see if I am just lucky.
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Ticket submitted...
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My build is making no progress. I think I was just lucky with the other VM.
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Hey everybody,
There is currently a big backlog for building servers, This is directly related to providing the Cloud Pro product for free as a response to our service outage. The backlog is expected to be caught up in 3 hours.
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Free resources for everyone?
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@AmanBhogal said:
Hey everybody,
There is currently a big backlog for building servers, This is directly related to providing the Cloud Pro product for free as a response to our service outage. The backlog is expected to be caught up in 3 hours.
Haha. Free? This was not a "providing a free upgrade in response to downtime." This was planned to disable our services. Do yourself a favor and and polish your resume and get another job. C@C is essentially a dead company at this point.
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@AmanBhogal said:
Hey everybody,
There is currently a big backlog for building servers, This is directly related to providing the Cloud Pro product for free as a response to our service outage. The backlog is expected to be caught up in 3 hours.
"free" to CloudatCost means "giving you something that you paid for, but not exactly making you pay again, but not giving it to you either."
