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rxservers.com is a big scam. I Ordered a domain, paid in full, but received nothing. The domain I wanted was suddenly unavailable, and despite two support tickets, they refused to issue a refund. Instead, they pushed me to register a different domain. Terrible customer service, unreliable, and unwilling to address issues. Avoid this company for domain purchases.
This is not a real service. You buy from them and never hear from them again.
Very poor service from rxservers.com , when you buy any hosting service then prime factor is how they are providing a support service. But these rxservers support is worst. I've created a 4 tickets but not a single reply to my ticket, no replies from live chat. 0 out of 5 rating to them.,
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