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I understand international law just fine.  If you think international law applies to small claims (i.e. a $10/mo. VPS), then YOU need to consult a legal professional and learn how things work. So let's say you have a VPS with me and you feel I violated some idiotic Netherlands contract law. ...

Nonsense!!  You Europeans need to get over yourselves, and realize that a UNITED STATES CORPORATION does not need to comply with your country's contract law.  They comply with the laws of the US and the laws of their state.  If you don't care for the terms, go do business with some European...

Looked at them a day or two ago, but they apparently only have Win 2003...at least according to their order form.

What is the cost per month for a real license?  A trial license doesn't do me any good.

Officer Krupke, you've done it again. This boy don't need a job, he needs a year in the pen. It ain't just a question of misunderstood; Deep down inside him, he's no good! Sorry...couldn't resist. :P

No idea who those folks are, but after their homepage loaded, nothing else will load for me at all.  Their entire site just times out.  I also can't find any Windows 2012 offers, just 2008. Not a good first impression.....

Hello all, Looking for a Windows VPS, Win 2012.  1-2 GB of RAM (or more) is fine, with 40+ GB of drive space, 1gbps connection, Los Angeles or west coast is preferred. Not really looking for anything expensive, because it will not be used for anything mission critical. I have used Winity in...

Love it!!

@KuJoe   I still don't know that I agree with that 100%.  Their EULA is all good and well, but what's actually in their advertisements says otherwise, or could at least lead a potential consumer to believe otherwise.  Certainly a stretch of an example, but It's almost like advertising a car...

It actually isn't quite like a hosting account.  It's WAY different when you are buying a physical product (software), because you are making that purchase based upon the price of future updates, that are offered collectively with the software package.  It's not an "optional" package at...

Business also works within the law.  I bought a product that clearly stated future updates and support would be $49.99/year, or $45, or whatever the hell it is.  You can't just go and change that all willy-nilly.  After all, it's a contract...it really is.  By all means, charge new purchasers...

Ha ha!!!  I remember being able to do that.  Was on Windows 98 I believe, or maybe 2000?

If you can't afford the additional $50/year, you shouldn't be running a business.  That said, I'm not a fan of the bait and switch.  I have had an owned license since 2010 (and a monthly license for many years before that).  I purchased an owned license under the assumption (perhaps even...

Honestly, in the grand scheme of things, this doesn't make a bit of difference.  If you want to get a refund, you just say your card/PayPal account/etc. was stolen, and that's the end of it.  You're going to be in for a hell of a surprise if you think this is somehow going to stop people from...

And of course I just read in the other thread that you need to -1.  :angry:    Back to what I was doing before... lol

Interesting...it's actually one off on every node I tested this on.  The actual number is 1 less than what is listed, every time.

Xenforo for sure. 

I don't know a single person who is happy with T-Mobile or AT&T (and Cingular in the past)...not one.  Conversely, I don't know a single person who is dissatisfied with Verizon, aside from the bill. :D AT&T and T-Mobile are apparently just horrendous here, and that's in LA, which you would...

Really depends on the state.  In the great Peoples' Republic of Kalifornia, for example, the following applies: For taxable years beginning on or after 1/1/2011, a taxpayer is doing business in California if it actively engages in any transaction for the purpose of financial or pecuniary gain...

This isn't the first time they've been sued for this.  We need similar for the hosting industry.  Get rid of all these a-hole "unlimited"hosts...