VirMach's Reply:

So much is wrong about this review, but I will try to keep our response short here as I've extensively covered this elsewhere since you copy/pasted versions of this everywhere you could.

You signed up for a service. in the past, you had a service that automatically renewed. You clearly knew this and in the past it was convenient to you. Then you contacted us for instructions to disable auto renewal, and we gave them to you. There were also about four other places where we clearly state when you will be billed.

You contacted us multiple times demanding a refund, outside of our policies, for a package that is clearly labeled as having more limited support than others on our site. We had to keep repeating ourselves to you, and eventually we reminded you that you did agree to be billed for any support outside of network and hardware issue. It does not matter if you believe billing support should be free, no matter what, as long as you want to keep speaking with us. It is not. It does not matter if you believe we should have an unlimited refund policy, we don't. It doesn't matter if you believe that whenever you feel like it, the service should or should not renew without you letting us know otherwise.

We make it extremely easy to cancel or disable auto payments. We remind you constantly, before we bill you. These are buttons you have to click, you do not even need to contact us. When you do have to contact us, the cost of going back and forth and discussing our policies is clearly not included in your $1.25 per month limited support service. We literally explain all of this to you, and you agreed to proceed. Then you expected something different.

We did not charge you $15. You did charge back the payment, so actually we were the ones charged $15. Do you know why? Because your bank does not actually give you free support, they get paid to answer your call via this fee but it's just the merchant that is charged, not you. And we pay this because we agreed to it.

As for phone support, we never claim to provide billing support such as this via phone, and we are also out of the office due to COVID.

VirMach's Reply:

You reported all your services as not connecting. You have services in multiple datacenters and that's simply not possible. I believe you did not read your welcome e-mail and tried connecting via RDP before even setting a password.

Imagine you purchase a laptop computer and attempt to connect via RDP to it when you only turned it on and it is on the "welcome to Windows" setup phase.

As for leaking your IP, I am not sure what you are stating but it's not possible for a Windows VPS to leak the IP on your computer since it would in no way be using it. That just means you most likely did whatever you did on your computer instead of on the RDP. The RDP has no access to your computer, so it can't use your networking in any way.

VirMach's Reply:

We only performed maintenance on the billing area. Your VPS control panel would have still been accessible directly; you can refer to your welcome e-mail on how to access that.

In any case, your service would not have been affected.

VirMach's Reply:

Geolocation tools only guess the location of an IP address.

Many of them do not update their information quickly or directly from the ARIN database. This means new IP allocations may take some time to reflect the location in third party databases. This is not within our control. I do not understand why you are upset with us when you should be complaining to these third party websites using services that are inaccurate. Anyone in the world can create a service that identifies the location of IP addresses and then do it incorrectly.