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I'm not suggesting that they would have the right to "take" the candy bar from your refrigerator without your permission, but rather, if you chose to request to return it because you weren't satisfied with it, then they would have the opportunity to stand behind the previous company's published...

It would, except that in this case, Boxslots wasn't "taken over", more aptly, their customers were abandoned, and Serverboost (the property owner) had a mess on their hands to deal with. I'm certain that Serverboost has sold the old Boxslots customer base to a new company as at least a "highly...

@Cameron : I think you've missed the point, at least as far as your "credit" was concerned. Not trying to take sides or pick fights, but please look at it from this angle: Let's say you rented a room at a hotel. You rented it directly from the company who was running the hotel, but they...

The old control panel login url now shows this: "SolusVM access has been disabled due to security reasons. We are working on a more secure setup and access will be restored soon. More info will follow via mail." Thanks go to Serverboost for what they've done - I've no data at risk there, only...

Never had all my eggs in RapidSpeeds's basket either Thanks for the concern, but I was only inconvenienced by RS's demise, not out of business (or even down), & mostly mad because I've lost the last 2 months I paid for in advance. No critical data was ever at risk there for me, & none is going...

Boxslots is on point! They're quick, my order has been filled, & I'd logged in, reset the root password from the control panel and ssh'd into my box before I got the "New VPS order" confirmation email with my login details... I guess I might not have needed to reset the root pw? Anyway...

Thanks Guys (& Gals)! Hi, & thanks for both the information regarding the RapidSpeeds.com implosion, and also the helpful way members of this community joined together to help with the disaster recovery. I was fortunate in that, I didn't have anything terribly critical on my server, which was...