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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications Virtualization and Cloud Computing Mini Review: SliceHost v. Linode Customer Service Post 302376566 by Phlak on Tuesday 1st of December 2009 06:12:39 PM

12-01-2009

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Originally Posted by Neo

Frantkly , I do worry about the credibility of folks who only have one post in the forums and that post is a glowing review of a company.

I got a tweet from SliceHost acknowledging this post, read it and felt obliged to sign up and comment. In fact, I originally posted only about the credit card charge reversal and went back and edited the post because I felt obliged to back up your story on SH's service. However, it's very understandable to not hold my post credible being a first time poster.

Anyway, your last post about the Cisco vs Wellfleet is pretty awesome. It's amazing how big a difference one customer can make on an entire company and goes back to your original argument on how important things other than having the biggest and best machines/speed are important too.

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