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What kind of misunderstanding?  Were you entitled to free account credit or?   Just goes a long way to say something intelligent and truthful so people don't think they hear the broom sweeping the dirt under the carpet...

Alright, so.... It looks like Justin satisfied the invoice to Woot... That leaves the others and that pesky contractor :)

Good ole Gordon!  ^--- Gordon saying BlueVM stuck them with a bill.    This makes three companies at the YOU OWE party. Did Rallias ever get paid the money he was due from BlueVM?   Oh wait, that was a stunt,  just like all this....  Someone hacked us all...

Wait he has a Fortatrust unpaid bill too?  They do the whole public posting of deadbeats, right?   Heymann's website: http://heymman.com/ They offer dedicated servers out of Wholesale Internet (WSI) in Kansas City, Missouri, USA.

Someone should tell Heymman to send Chris Fabozzi the invoice ;)

Well, BlueVM and owner Justin Johnston are being called out on WebhostingTalk.com as bad pay by member WootWoot from Heymman Servers... Link: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?p=9015814

What did you fix ;)   ? Mixed up IPs happen on that network/ASN...  I noted it so others wouldn't and say I was being lax for some reason....  

Nice to see KVM. You lads intending on rolling out KVM in non UK locations also? What sort of support/ticket operations do you run?

Oh yes they will :) You just have to cross post on all the industry websites... I detest companies with billing problems that won't refund.   It's like one company that sent me an estimated utility bill, so I sent them an estimated payment and they charged with a late fee.   Yeah, they really...

What company Richard?  Sounds interesting. Strange Friday day dream ideas out of the regulars :)  I like it...

RAM based VPSes.... yeah... that can be done...  Going to be support issues on corruptions, failures, reboots, etc. Going to need to spin everything out to disk, and often... The hot loading in and out of things chews IO.   Would have to to come up with something decent for mirroring the...

So when CC does that, who refunds you?  The daycare?

Well for what's it's worth, PhoenixVPS has had IPs in Buffalo since at least last year...  Kbeezie's own site is hosted out of BUF on a CC IP SWIP to PhoenixVPS. There are 4 IP blocks at CC SWIPd to PhoenixVPS, since mid 2013: /20 = http://bgp.he.net/ip/192.3.13.0#_ipinfo  = nothing in there...

This is taken in part from a thread on LET...  MarcM and his brother PeteW seem to have had their fill / are having issues out in Phoenix. kvmShell, one of their brands appears to not be accepting orders and has been for multiple days.   Appears to be payment issues occurring also.... Link...

All? Isn't that a totally inclusive word....  I know English isn't your strong suit. False....   Power users contribute disproportionately but like I said atypical in every community.

The mainstream hosting industry is cut-throat, these threads are a celebration of that fact.  Why should we celebrate being a part of one of the most cut-throat industries in the world? This is simple, you are selling unregulated commodities.  Absent proper weights, measures, certifications...

Yeah, and this is different than other communities how?  Most communities real and virtual are pulled by a small core group of power users.   Typically oh, 5-10%. You should if you look at how little good content is added each week. Oh yeah, we are short on one liners SMS style and the...

Congrats to @MannDude, vpsBoard crossed the 50k post mark. Know Mann was saving a bottle of something special for when we reached this milestone. Thanks to all the regulars, the new community members and those of you reading this three years later.

Neither TWC or Comcast is winning any awards... Both are PoS. FCC to rubberstamp the deal?  You betcha.   Minimal breaking of a piece or market off here or there. Most likely to be chopped or spun off - Comcast's business unit.  Remember Time Warner did that with it's backbone/carrier company.

Comcast has offered to buy Time Warner shares for $158.82 per share in a buyout deal worth $45 billion. Charter Communications is involved in the deal to carve up the assets to meet regulatory scrutiny. Nothing like the duopoly becoming a monopoly in the cable world.  Sad to see this deal like...