Powerful Dedicated Server/Colocation Solutions
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How are you offering “Unlimited Power”, on your colocation services? As far as I’m aware power isn’t unlimited…
Seems as you’re scamming your customers or you’re just clueless on how server colocation works.
Seems as you’re scamming your customers or you’re just clueless on how server colocation works.
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Clueless - These guys have caused numerous issues in SysCraft, Revenact, AdminCraft and other discord servers, subreddits and communities. There's no doubt in my mind that there's something fishy going on with this service, especially with the Path.NET offering. I highly advise that anyone looking to do business with CryHosting take a hard look at their Companies House Registration (Dolvion LTD according to their site) and the birth years of the directors of this company.
As well as that - "unlimited power" is an absolute joke, you're just begging for someone to colocate some monster server with 4x Xeon E7s, that's just gonna suck up nearly a full KW of power under load. You might wanna adjust that claim before someone actually explains GCSE physics to you.
On top of this, your SLA on your site is far from legal and it just about goes to every length possible to ensure an SLA claim can't be filed unless the reason for downtime is human error.
> you use this site at your own risk and you may not order from us if you're in a country that requires companies to offer returns.
lol not even gonna go any further with this...
As well as that - "unlimited power" is an absolute joke, you're just begging for someone to colocate some monster server with 4x Xeon E7s, that's just gonna suck up nearly a full KW of power under load. You might wanna adjust that claim before someone actually explains GCSE physics to you.
On top of this, your SLA on your site is far from legal and it just about goes to every length possible to ensure an SLA claim can't be filed unless the reason for downtime is human error.
> you use this site at your own risk and you may not order from us if you're in a country that requires companies to offer returns.
lol not even gonna go any further with this...
All potential customers who chat to us over a ticket as you have to before ordering have this explained to. I was going that we don't set a cap unless there's excessive usage and it'll depend on their needs. I'm going to change them on the site to some set out limits. We're not scamming anybody and any potential customers are let known of this. However, as "Daxorinator" pointed out, somebody could colocate a monster server and use a lot of power so clear, set out power limits will be better than limits based on needs.
The link is https://cloud.cryhosting.net/
With all respect, it should be specified at the top of this thread. The main domain should never be a repl walking up page. Please at least try to look professional even tho in no world you actually are.[DOUBLEPOST=1625687764][/DOUBLEPOST]If you have this $80 server in EU, I would definitely consider purchasing, but how do I know that it’s not a scam or something? Are you a registered company? Please tell me more about it.
Also, do you have a trustpilot?
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We invoice via our WHMCS billing portal and are in fact not a scam. We're a registered company operating CryGame and CryCloud. CryGame is almost a year old and we've had no issues with "scamming". I can happily provide records of happy clients across the cryhosting brand.[DOUBLEPOST=1625725448][/DOUBLEPOST]
The domain was since changed, I've now changed it on the thread. I can provide logs of the many clients we've served across the CryHosting brand with our 30+ Trustpilot reviews.[DOUBLEPOST=1625725577][/DOUBLEPOST]
If you're going to accuse a company of scamming without proof when you yourself own a host. That's very dishonest.
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Yes, that is so we can discuss with clients before ordering. We still go bill with WHMCS.update ur websitewhen i try to purchase it invites me to discord.
I have never seen anyone do that. But if thats what clients prefer i guess that works and if you are getting customers thats good. Just saying try not to make it look sketch
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and you should edit your post because the website still doesnt work!
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Yeah, we're in early stages right now and like to know our clients better and they all end up opening a ticket on Discord anyway. They open a ticket, say what service they won't then we link the payment link and they pay it via WHMCS.I have never seen anyone do that. But if thats what clients prefer i guess that works and if you are getting customers thats good. Just saying try not to make it look sketch
and you should edit your post because the website still doesn't work!
