Awful support or lack thereof
Awful support or lack thereof. Don't buy from this cheap budget VPS provider. You get what you pay for.
25 November 2021
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Server randomly turning off
Server randomly turning off, and cannot be restarted. Tickets with no replies since months. Avoid this.
7 June 2021
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Provider very unreliable
The provider is not very reliable. My server was suspended because of used traffic (no info about this). Despite immediate upgrade and direct payment the server was not unlocked. My support ticket was deleted two days later without comment, but at least the server was unlocked again. Wouldn't buy again with VMium. I have switched to another provider in the meantime.
8 October 2020
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