SSD NodesReviews of ssdnodes.com

VPS down for more than an hour and no response from support!

I got a Standard - X-Large+ KVM VPS from them for which i paid 3 years in advance.In the initial moneyback period they looked fantastic, but soon after the lockin period of 14 days, they throttled down VPS 10 just 10%. Now i have removed all sites and installed a fresh wordpress install and even that is extremely slow. Did a Bench test and found the I/O speed Average of 20MB/s which shocking as at the initial buy date it was more than 350MB/s Clearly, they lure you and as soon as the locking period of 14 days end they throtle you down. Even support is non responsive and does not reply for hours/days. Extremely bad experience. DO NOT BUY

Performance/price wise I haven't had an issue, but as I am only human I let my unused server lapse and was billed for another year of service, which I didn't need. The very same day I was charged I sent them an email explaining my situation, yet was promptly denied a refund. No room for human error here folks make sure you read the ToS and adhere to it to the letter.

SSD Nodes is probably the beat value VPS provider I have found. Reliable from support to uptime also. They are my go to host when I need new servers

A few days after we deployed a 10X KVM server the server shutdown itself. We wrote to their customer support and server hours later we got this answer: > This is not a network problem. Your server is offline because the VM disk seems to be corrupted. I am trying to fix that now. > If you do not have any important data on the server, the best option is to recreate the VM. Happily, we didn't have production data, but there's no way I'll deploy anything serious in any of SSDNodes servers. Our servers were down twice in 10 days for HOURS. Now they refuse to refund but almost doubled our initial deposit in credit.

SSDnodes has a perverse incentive to provide abysmally horrible service. The reason is that their pricing is pre-paid for a 3 year period with no refund. (Lower terms are available, but the pricing for lower terms is less competitive, or uncompetitive.) Many users on the Internet have complained that, shortly after the refund period, or CC charge back period, has expired, they have been rudely and quickly ejected -- with no refund -- based on merit-less accusations of violating the terms of service. By merit-less, I mean that the so-called reason for ejection doesn't actually appear in the written TOS. This smacks of a thinly veiled attempt to look legitimate while disguising the true intention which is to reduce load (because the provider has oversold the same cores to far too many customers). I am not a lawyer, but I wonder if this practice may be a form of criminal fraud (frankly, I wouldn't be surprised to read that the place is raid someday and people taken out in handcuffs). This practice appears to have accelerated in the second half of 2018, concurrent with marketing and overselling steeply discounted service. I use many different providers, and in 2018 I tried ssdnodes as well. Unfortunately for me, by the time I read these testimonials, I had already been ripped off a lot of money in prepaid fees. To net it out: #1 NEVER PREPAY for virtual hosting. This is important, so let me repeat it: NEVER PREPAY for virtual hosting! EVER!! #2 ssdnodes despite much misleading techno mumbo-jumbo on their website is NOT a good deal even for 3 year prepaid.

Absolutely awful customer service. They're snarky and rude. Stay away.

Super overselling! System resources are not isolated and will turn off your instance very quickly if it ever get any spike in traffic.