The quote from the article: "It’s funny that the $35 dollar VM isn’t having the trouble. Just my higher end ones." So unless I've missed something this isn't a cheap customer. Which then renders your entire point moot.
The $35 price point is the lifetime hosting plan that normally costs $1/month. There is no way to determine what "higher-end" plans he is referring to. Possibly the $70 lifetime hosting plan?
Hello, the page was created to let people know that this company has serious issues. Cloud At Cost is newer company and partnered under Fibernetics. Cloud At Cost sells this as a professional classed service backed up by Fibernetics' world class network.
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Taken from Fibernetics page:
Over the last ten years, Fibernetics has emerged as one of Canada’s fastest growing and largest telecommunications companies. Fibernetics is an operating Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) regulated by the CRTC, that has direct connectivity into the heart of the incumbents fiberoptic networks across Canada.
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Taken from Cloud At Cost's page:
We are a new Cloud company that does things differently. We are partnered with Fibernetics, a national carrier and ISP in Canada. We leverage our own data centers across the country, and our own national network to bring you the best cloud services at the best rates anywhere.
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There are possibly thousands of VMs down for well over a week. Check social media. My article explains that I run services for my friends and family. These are FREE services. I use to pay a monthly fee and when I found Cloud At Cost decided to try them. If you buy a few DEVs like I did. The fact that two different DEV2 and DEV3 VMs crashed days apart being down for a week each should be your warning bell.
