What annoys me I suppose is that the issue was entirely predictable. I now know there are customers who got in before the shutdown who now have a server with d

What annoys me I suppose is that the issue was entirely predictable. I now know there are customers who got in before the shutdown who now have a server with double my spec at half the price. Of course current customers were going to move if they could! Why this surprised anyone is beyond me. The shutdown locks loyal customers in to a worse deal, and this rant/article/whatever doesn't even come close to apologising for/mitigating that - it is exclusively concerned with the ramifications for OVH. I'm the customer, OVH is the variable that bends to my will, not the other way around. I'm eyeing up online.net now anyway, as I didn't know of them before. Now I do, and I have an insight into how the OVH mind works, I'm unlikely to ever use them again.