Bret McGee
GBHarbouring Cybercriminals Harbouring Cybercriminals Company refuses to investigate a server collecting usernames and passwords from a massive botnet scanning my servers.
Kamil Tamaka
PLScaleway 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.
Nitzan Bar
ILStay 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.
Dillen Meijboom
NLScaleway deleted all of our resources after failed payment <20 euro Scaleway deleted all of our resources just 20 days after a payment of less than 20 euros failed on our credit card. Unfortunately, their emails ended up in the wrong mailbox, and we failed to see them on time. Even so, this situation is quite unreasonable. A Kubernetes cluster, several S3 storage buckets, loadbalancers, everything is gone and unrecoverable.
Patrick Ciechonski
MQI worked there.. I worked there... 3 months ( Time to find anything else ) People that are hired have no clues what are they doing, some don't even have a IT background. Managers are simple jerks who never worked for another company, they're the part of Iliad Group, so the best 'pieces' from the 'best' customer service in France, notably FREE.fr, land there as Seniors or Managers. Yes it's the truth, they support scam and spam. I've found my personal data there from over 15 years ago, when I was a customer. CNIL isn't even reacting about the GDPR issue. They surely have them on their payroll.