Worst service ever
Worst service ever. They have increased bills without notice, and ignore all billing support requests.
After 9 years, they have now turned into a terrible company.
February 25, 2020
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SingleHop is the industry's fastest growing provider of hosted private cloud & on-demand servers. Let our experts deploy & manage your cloud environments.
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South Clark Street 125, 60603, Chicago, United States
- singlehop.com
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