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the prices look sweet. anyone has experience with them? How's the network stability? support response times?
by kyriakos 11y ago
the prices look sweet. anyone has experience with them? How's the network stability? support response times?
- naggie 11y agoI host my blog with a C1. The load hasn't been huge, but I've had zero problems. Provisioning is fast, and the pre-packaged images are well designed.
- fooyc 11y agoThey are a subsidiary company of Online.net, itself a subsidiary of Iliad/Free, one of the leading ISPs in France. I have over 50 servers at Online since more than a year now, and they have been pretty much flawless. Support is good and reachable by phone. I haven't worked with Scaleway though.
- Vlaix 11y ago>Support is good and reachable by phone Really ? I used them quite a bit years and years ago, and at the time the support was somewhat garbage, which made me move to OVH.
- elcct 11y agoI did the opposite and moved from OVH. I didn't have any problems with Online, but can't say the same about OVH.
- nicolas314 11y agoFor what it's worth: I created an account to try it out in January, played a bit with a cheap instance, and deleted the instance. Got billed in February (about 1€) while there was strictly no activity going on. Got to wait until end of March for the account to close, and with everything turned off I can see another bill coming in for 0.50€. Cannot remove my credit card details. Don't care much about the undue handful of euros, but I would not trust them for billing.
- drakenot 11y agoDid you release your public IPv4 address? This isn't done automatically and I believe it is billed at 0.50€ per address while you are "holding on" to an unused address.
- nicolas314 11y agoAccount was closed a while back. Now I can still log in, but only thing I can do is watch my bill increase and my attached credit card stay attached until they charge it. Online fun!