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🚨 They are available! 🚨 Our new 3rd generation Advance server lineup is now available in the Gravelines, Roubaix, Limburg, and Vint Hill data centers. They will deliver unmatched performance for your web projects, applications, as well as virtualization and containerization workloads. Equipped with AMD #EPYC 4004 processors, these...

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El Zid2 years ago

I bought a VPS on your website that has been down since day one. I request a refund.

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OVHcloud2 years ago

Hello, I understand your request for a refund. I inform you that a technical analysis is ongoing on your service. Please be assured that we are committed to providing quality service and we'll doing a response in private message in the best time. ^DieynK

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John C. Carlisle1 year ago

Fix your Directadmin license issues. Don't leave everyone all weekend without support like you usually do.

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Jean-Francois Brazeau2 years ago

I’ve just bought an instance for my company, but unfortunately I discover that (as far as I can see) Debian installation template is not available. Why isn’t possible to install Debian ?

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Augurae2 years ago

Stay away from this scam, they bait on switch you into paying for a VPS that they then change the password with no email to reset it and no support. Thankfully did a chargeback because the company is recognized as a scam

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Anto Ndong2 years ago

Vous êtes unne bande d’escrocs pourquoi vous voulez toujours qu'on paye plus ?? pour un service de merde escrocs

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