SERVER MONEY BACK ---HELP PLEASE--- Urgent

Or some kid with some IP's and a large bandwidth internet connection with some spare PC's :) Lesson learnt i feel, dont buy off cowboys. You pay peanuts, you get monkeys.
 
When the forum titles says "Servers", it does not mean "Counterstrike server I rent from some guy over paypal". Epic thread :)

What the hell is a CS server with "512FPS" anyway? Does that mean if you have 10 players they get 50fps each? Anymore than that and it lags out? Haha :)
 
This belongs in PC Gaming.... o_O

Next time buy from RTL, You'll end up being on the owners MSN list, any problems you get Lee will help you in an instant, he's one of few server hosts that truly knows what he is doing and gives you no bull**** answers to what's going on when there is a problem

I used to buy from them when i was a css player, back in the day :p, but next time put this sort of thing in PC gaming :)
 
not all "bedroom" GSPs are bad... tho granted a good number are.

Speaking as someone who helped setup what basically started out as a "bedroom" game host - the company has become successful enough that one of the major hosts offered a six figure sum in cash to buy out... which the owner didn't take them up on which imo was a mistake. Our machines are all 16-32 core setups with SAS and tons of RAM tho :D

As for the OP your pretty much at the mercy of the kiddie running the show... unless you open a dispute with paypal.

EDIT: If you want a truly stable high tickrate server I reccomend renting your own dedicated server - shared hosting while it can be pretty good and work very well with games which typically use 20-30fps server update rate or async delta time based server processing won't be as good for high tickrate games.
 
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Haha I've made mistakes buying from the wrong GSP, the first one I ever signed up to went dead within half a year and I never heard anything back from them. I ended up having to go to the GSP that hosted the reseller account for the first GSP, then they went dead a year later.

Moral of the story, just go with a company that's stood the test of time. Peronally, I'm with INXGaming right now.
 
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