TMDHosting vs Virtuaal.com 2021

rmensitz in Ungarn. Anfängliche Besorgnis aufgrund des Standortes USA stellen kein Problem dar. Weder in der Kommunikation noch bezüglich der DSVGO Richtlinien in Europa braucht man sich zu sorgen - es gibt Serverstandorte in Europa - in unserem Fall ist das Rechenzentrum Amsterdam für uns zuständig. Support Team arbeitet sehr schnell und zuverlässig - Kommunikation auf englisch. Alle sehr hilfsbereit und wirklich 24/7 erreichbar. Das ist wirklich Spitze!

other hosting services here, too, with larger annual turnovers. But being a customer of Virtuaal.com for 11 years straight (as of 2018), I can honestly say that I couldn't care less about that. Reliability? Top notch. Support? Extremely fast acting. Any issue is solved literally in a matter of minutes. And that all over 24/7. Alright, maybe some features are missing, this is the only thing that I can point out; but, every year more features are added. That is, the service is evolving, which means the developer can still deploy his apps to Virtuaal.com while taking advantage of almost all modern web technologies. Bottom Line? Highly recommended!

email that they have charged my credit card for another year of hosting. I was shocked about it and upset. I inquired about it and requested that I be refunded for the following reasons:
1. It's difficult financial times during Covid. The money charged can greatly help us with more important expenses.
Their take: Its their rule. I said there is always an exception if your company has a heart, you would consider that. They said their clients want it auto renewed because they don't want downtime. I said, still, I am not same as all your other clients so you should consider. They never did.
2. They didn't remind us about it before the due date. I have seen articles online that talked about legal cases because companies needed to remind their clients before renewing even if they're on auto-renew. In my case, there wasn't any auto-renew options.
Their reply: It was in the contract. Who would read those long contracts? Does anybody do? I said if that was the case it should have been straightly said right from the start and that they needed to remind because obviously, I wasn't needing that hosting anymore. Still, they insisted.
I don't like the way they do this thing. I am going to use my hosting because it's gonna be wasted. I have to make another site just so it's going to be useful. However, if I need to go on with my site next year, I am going to move my website to another hosting company and would never use this hosting company again.