It's better if you run away. I have been with this company for years ... I have been with this company for years, I have had to change servers countless times due to the operation, because the server died, I have also been left without a server for 1 month due to a problem with the bills that there is no way to pay one having the credit cards. validated credit, giving an error in its permissions platform. Currently I have been waiting for 25 days for them to solve it and while my server is down. Stay away for your own good and mental health.

Scaleway Scaleway, known as "online.net" is criminal supporter hosting. They allows for spam, phishing and don't even check ANY abuse. I didn't get reply for over 100 reports I send to them via SpamCop or directly. I send them also few messages via their "contact form" - also no reply. If you are criminal who sells drugs, weapon, steal money etc. I would recommend you that site. Otherwise keep away from these greedy id..ts away. These donkeys only likes money, they won't block your site no matter what you do.

Stay away. The are a fraud! They locked me out an hour after opening the account. I had one server running for a day or two (which I couldn't even install since I was locked out). After sending them documents they decided I'm a fraud and locked me out for good, refusing to remove my credit card details and refund for the useless server I got from them.

Can not be trusted. Stay away. - They constantly raise prices on the same active services, even though computing technology evolves; - They have exploitable server configurations (like 777 on /etc); - Very bad support, with huge waiting times; - Not trustworthy in their promises or ideals (like the huge failure as cheap cloud ARM provider as it was planned at the beginning).

THE WORST SERVICE Really the worst, worst service ever. They perform maintenance on the servers without notice, causing the service to go offline all together. I logged into the backend and it showed IP migration, thinking it was an IP failure that prevented me from connecting. Instead, when I clicked on it, it automatically moved to a flexible IP, charged a high fee and canceled the original public IP. Geez, what kind of design is this? It's a trap.