ATTENTION: ThePlanet/EV1 Customers who are affected by the extended outage
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Anyway Tony or whoever you are, your post is just as sickening. What a fucking bullshit story. The bullshit almost dripped out of my screen. I mean i dont think im gonna read bigger bs today on gfy. And that means something.
Brb, im gonna throw up to get that sickening feeling out of my system.
For gods sake next just say "hey, we want you as a customer now they are down" and skip all the horseshit.Comment
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Indeed..Another thing we hate even worse is to see sleaze bag hosting companies come out and try to profit from an issue that could have just as easily happened to them.
Once their service is restored you will be expected to move your hosting back to your original host. We WILL NOT accept you as a customer because we do not want this to be misconstrued as an attempt to make a profit
We do hope that they are able to restore their service before tomorrow but if not, we want to be able to offer our services free of charge to people who are still affected.sig too bigComment
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I really dont want to bump this but i just have to say one more time what a fucking bullshit that first post is. Im really amazed by it and that people actually dare to make a post like that while everyone knows better. I mean who are you fooling?Comment
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Shoot, I'd only take an offer like that if you WERE trying to get my business. Take the chance to show people you are better, and match or beat specs and prices...Comment
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I'll leave the karma thing alone, but one thing I don't understand... your 60 day "no customer" limit forces people to move their site(s) twice in a short period of time, perhaps even 3 times if they decide they want to shift back to you after the 60 days has expired. Isn't that kinda making things a little difficult? If I was in that position I'd consider just moving outright.Comment
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Yeah, it would be much better to just leave your sites down until theplanet gets things fixed than it would be to move twice in a short period of time.I'll leave the karma thing alone, but one thing I don't understand... your 60 day "no customer" limit forces people to move their site(s) twice in a short period of time, perhaps even 3 times if they decide they want to shift back to you after the 60 days has expired. Isn't that kinda making things a little difficult? If I was in that position I'd consider just moving outright.
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The first move is a choice, the second isn't. What happens if a customer decides they want to stay with natnet? Sorry, you gotta go away, come back in 60 days.
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**RIP TD**
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