The assets (GVH's VPS and dedicated clients and their unsustainable plans) Duke acquired are now being operated under the TacVPS.com brand which is owned by XFuse Solutions LLC (and based on the lack of recent complaints things seem to have stabilized since the assets were transferred to XFuse).I was under the impression that there wasn't an exchange of money or anything 'purchased'.
Though isn't GVH-Jon still very much involved with GreenValueHost?
The assets (GVH's VPS and dedicated clients and their unsustainable plans) Duke acquired are now being operated under the TacVPS.com brand which is owned by XFuse Solutions LLC (and based on the lack of recent complaints things seem to have stabilized since the assets were transferred to XFuse).
Jonny and GreenValueHost Inc are now selling shared and reseller hosting and giving away unlimited free IP addresses and unlimited SSL certificates with their $4 monthly and $16.80 annual reseller plans and unlimited SSD storage with their $0.49 monthly shared hosting plans (and the $0.49 shared hosting plans also include a free domain name and free SSL)...LOL nothing has changed (May 12th ads http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1480813&p=9445152&highlight=greenvaluehost#post9445152and http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1480814&p=9445153&highlight=greenvaluehost#post9445153)
If there was real money involved here, this would be a class action lawsuit.Selling someone an annual plan with advertised specifications A and then not provided the advertised specs for the entire duration of the contract runs afoul of US consumer protection laws and anyone affected should file complaints with the Louisiana Attorney General's offices if the current holder of those contracts XFuse is going to change the rules mid-game and not offer pro-rated refunds.
It would be OK to tell the customers the unsustainable plans won't be renewed or the specs will be changed for renewals, but it is not OK to advertise something and not provide what was advertised for the duration of the contract. If XFuse took over ownership of these contracts then they are responsible for seeing that the contracts are honored and issuing pro-rated refunds. The customer shouldn't suffer because someone made the brilliant decision to acquire contracts that have terms the acquirer can't afford to provide.
Since Duke hasn't graced us with his presence I'll chime in on this.@XFS_Duke - can you detail *exactly* what you purchased or acquired?
That does change things slightly re that other thread.. and not in a good way for 'Duke'.Since Duke hasn't graced us with his presence I'll chime in on this.
He was given, $0 purchase price, all VPS customers and all dedicated servers under GVH. Any shared customers I do believe stayed with GVH/Jonny Spazz.
There was some stack of debt / IOU to vendor(s) that was transferred too.
I think that's the worst part of it all. Jonny now has an ego going on of "even my turds are golden and people want". The same mistakes, etc, will happen soon enough since there's no way he'll stay out of the VPS market for very long. Someone will cut him a deep discount on a box or he'll come up with more plans but anything that's 'fair priced' is probably not going to sell well since he has a bad reputation it'll take a long time to clear it.So literally a pump and dump. Except instead of being paid actual money to Jonny instead he weasels his way out of it and hands all the problems to Duke.
Yep... ok...