Yeah, they were part of a clusterfuck thread over on LET. Just look for BuyVM in the title - the OP's name should tell you most of what you need to know about the thread@raindog308 why do you have these screenshots and where did they come from (i.e. were they posted elsewhere)?
It was either then, or when Chris was trying to blame us for his Solus being compromised multiple times. There's been so much drama from that front I honestly don't recall.Isn't this the ticket string that was posted in like mid-2012 when BuyVM made the move away from Solus?
BuyVM Legal Defense Fund? LOL
(i.e. were they posted elsewhere)?
http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/183601/unemployed-men-having-sexThe whole LET thread now is a CC-associates orgy. The CC crew can't stop climbing over one another in their debauchery.
The whole thing is a repeat of what happened last May before LET was hacked: there were several negative threads about CVPS and they (Adam specifically) retaliated by starting a thread accusing BuyVM of shilling. TL;DR = yawn.From what I had read, the whole thing is to just create bad publicity without substantial evidence. More specific to the title. They changed the tittle to something more dramatic. In this way lazy posible new customers which won't read 6+ pages, will skip buyvm.
Definitely a niche: 200 servers makes someone a giant in the low end world but a fleaspeck compared to even mid-sized hosts in the overall hosting market. The hosts who rely solely on "the market" (aka LET and LEB free offer posts) for customer acquisition are doomed to fail. Relying on a forum for the bulk of sales isn't the brightest move, and there are several hosts who have built their entire business plans around LET/B and its $7 price ceiling.What is most funny, is that the market (which was always a niche in the first place) is incapable to support even those with a big share