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Sony Vaio

Sony Vaio

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I run network-intensive workloads and used LayerStack's Hong Kong cloud servers. The hardware is genuinely good (AMD EPYC). The policy around it is not. My plan included a multi-TB monthly transfer quota. Whenever my sustained traffic reached roughly >100 Mbps — legitimate application traffic, well within the monthly quota — their automated system flagged it as "abnormal" and blocked the server's network. Not throttled. Blocked. The service just goes dead until their system decides to unblock it. I asked support directly, in writing, three times: what sustained rate (in Mbps) is actually allowed on my plan? Their replies only repeated undefined phrases like "the capacity supported by your subscribed plan" and "the allocated limit" — never once a number. Their own pricing table lists memory, vCPU, storage and transfer volume, but no port speed and no permitted rate. Do the math: a 5TB/month quota averages ~15 Mbps. Real traffic peaks far above its average, so if peaks get you blocked, the advertised quota is mathematically impossible to consume. You are paying for TBs you are not allowed to use. Support also confirmed in writing: "there are no refund options available" — including for time your server sits blocked by their own system. Judging by other reviews here going back years, this is not a glitch, it is the business model: advertise big quotas, block anyone who actually uses them, keep the money. Every competent provider handles heavy users by rate-limiting (traffic shaping) — the service slows down but keeps working. Choosing to hard-kill a customer's network instead, with a secret threshold, is a deliberate choice. If your workload is a small website that never exceeds a few dozen Mbps, the servers work fine. If you plan to actually use the bandwidth quota you are paying for, stay away.

Lynn

Lynn

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I purchased a pair of Skechers arch support slip in shoes from there store in Sioux Falls,SD, I don't normally buy Skechers but I was having surgery on my right shoulder and needed a slip in shoes, first I couldn't believe the price was outrageous! I paid over a hundred dollars for my pair less than a year ago. I only wore my shoes to physical therapy and home, I would say on average my shoes were worn about six to ten hours per week, and within just a few weeks I noticed first the rubber sole of the shoes was wearing away, then the inside of where your heel goes was sinking in and not supportive, I called the store and the person I talked to said if I wore them outside at all they would not replace them, she wouldn't even listen to me? I tried to tell her that they were barely used outside since I was picked up and dropped off at the front door of the physical therapy office, she would not listen and then she said she was busy unloading a truck and hung up on me? I will never buy another pair of Skechers, they are very poorly made with cheap products and that is why they refuse to stand behind there products, they know they are bad!! If I got them for a fourth of of what I paid I might consider buying another pair but not at the price I paid when they lasted about a month, everyone knows if you make a high quality product you will stand behind your product and Skechers Will Not stand behind there products, so what does that tell you about Skechers? Cheap!!!