Rapidspeeds down?

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cws82us

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#93771 29-Nov-2011 07:04

is it me or rapidspeeds.com is down my server is down too

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johnr

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#551259 29-Nov-2011 07:11

Have you checked?

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.org/

John

cws82us

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#551260 29-Nov-2011 07:13

It's not just you! rapidspeeds.com looks down from here.. seem like they got big problems

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johnr

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#551261 29-Nov-2011 07:14

cws82us: It's not just you! rapidspeeds.com looks down from here.. seem like they got big problems

That link must of been posted about 50 times on Geekzone

th3r3turn

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#551263 29-Nov-2011 07:21

from there twitter account @RapidSpeeds

We have a problem with our network at the moment (servers online, no data will be lost). We are investigating the issue. Will update ASAP.
8 hours ago

@FenGar @zxlin @BoxOfficeHost - As far as we know so far, it's a lethal dDoS attack and we've had to nullroute all traffic. Will update ASAP
6 hours ago

This issue may take 12-18hours before it is fully resolved. No customers will be charged for their package during this downtime. Apologies.
4 minutes ago

Anbo

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#551399 29-Nov-2011 12:23

Leaseweb, Rapidspeeds hosting partner, has said there is no issue on the Rapidspeeds network.

Somethings not adding up, especially when coupled with this, filed today

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/ba2b93bc692a0c855daeffc3e4c17fc1/compdetails

Hopefully they haven't gone bust :\

freitasm

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#551403 29-Nov-2011 12:27

Well, that link is quite clear:

Status: Dissolved 29/11/2011
Date of Incorporation: 29/04/2010

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Anbo

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#551406 29-Nov-2011 12:29

How does such a large hosting company suddenly just shut up shop?

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th3r3turn

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#551546 29-Nov-2011 18:12

Anbo: Leaseweb, Rapidspeeds hosting partner, has said there is no issue on the Rapidspeeds network.

Somethings not adding up, especially when coupled with this, filed today

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/ba2b93bc692a0c855daeffc3e4c17fc1/compdetails

Hopefully they haven't gone bust :\

wait what? link doesnt work now! have i missed something?

th3r3turn

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#551581 29-Nov-2011 19:37

after doing some research i found this

i dont know how real this is. And found this

PS. that screen shot your referring to about us be dissolved was us changing our name from rapidspeeds limited to rapidspeeds international so before you think you know it all get your facts straight please

http://www.wjunction.com/9-dedicated/47469-rapidspeeds-com-100mbps-1gbps-unmetered-dedicated-servers-%A395-nl-us-105.htm

th3r3turn

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#551634 29-Nov-2011 23:03

UPDATE: http://www.wjunction.com/9-dedicated/47469-rapidspeeds-com-100mbps-1gbps-unmetered-dedicated-servers-%A395-nl-us-115.htm

So Yeah!
There is a Legal Discussion going on between leaseweb and RapidSpeeds,
Depending on it they will decide if they can give back us our servers or not. Also they told me that this has been going around from the past 1 week. We can order new servers directly from them and they can do the best price for us. I can make out , servers are not going to come online, but then the Account manager didn't mention anything as such, since he said its out of his hands.

So Yeah! We have some chance of getting our Data Back!

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So it looks like there something going on between leaseweb and RapidSpeeds. Cause RapidSpeeds are not talking to anyone this is not helping anyone, and makes them look bad, very bad!

th3r3turn

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#551815 30-Nov-2011 13:40

RapidSpeeds Rapid Speeds
@LeaseWeb Will be taking over RapidSpeeds servers and clients. If you have a server with us, it will be switched back on tomorrow morning!

Anbo

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#552263 1-Dec-2011 13:30

http://blog.leaseweb.com/2011/11/30/information-regarding-rapidspeeds-services/

Rapidspeeds has shutdown, Leaseweb has temporarily turned on the Rapidspeeds network for 2 days so that customers may make backups of their servers.

esperone

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#552692 2-Dec-2011 15:43

I received this email from LeaseWeb regarding Rapidspeeds:

Dear RapidSpeeds Customer,

On 28 November 2011, RapidSpeeds informed LeaseWeb of its decision to suspend its operations. RapidSpeeds also confirmed that it could no longer meet its obligations to LeaseWeb. In accordance with LeaseWeb's rights, LeaseWeb subsequently suspended its services to RapidSpeeds.

LeaseWeb has been provided with information by RapidSpeeds that suggests that RapidSpeeds will likely default completely. LeaseWeb regrets this turn of events and would like to offer you a solution that may assist in minimizing the impact of RapidSpeeds' demise to your operation.

Without any obligation to do so (legal or otherwise), and without incurring or accepting any obligation or liability or offering any support service or service level guarantees, LeaseWeb will temporarily restore access to RapidSpeeds' infrastructure, hosted with LeaseWeb.

Access will be restored at 14.00 hours CET today (30th November 2011) and will be blocked again at 16.00 hours CET this Friday (2nd December 2011).

During the aforementioned timeframe you may remove your data from the servers and/or create a copy thereof. We will also gladly accept you as a customer. Should you wish to become a customer with LeaseWeb, we request that you take note of the following:

LeaseWeb has been providing RapidSpeeds with network and server capacity for over a year. If you move your servers to the LeaseWeb network you can be assured of the same network quality and speeds as before. You will also benefit from our 24/7 support staff and our state-of-the-art datacenters in both Europe and the United States.

Please note that LeaseWeb will not take over - or otherwise become a party to - your contract with RapidSpeeds. You would be entering into a new contract with LeaseWeb, on the basis of LeaseWeb's documentation. A copy of LeaseWeb's standard documentation can be found at http://www.leaseweb.com/en/legal. In connection herewith, we point out that LeaseWeb's services are prepaid.

After receiving your request to become a customer with LeaseWeb, we will (i) email you a short questionnaire to gather the information needed to locate your services within RapidSpeed's infrastructure hosted in LeaseWeb's network, and (ii) guide you through our online order procedure, or send you a quote for your acceptance. Please note that LeaseWeb's default solution will be to offer you LeaseWeb's standard services, to which you can transfer the data presently stored on RapidSpeeds' infrastructure. On a per case basis LeaseWeb may, upon request, review the possibility to transfer or migrate your RapidSpeeds' service(s) to our network.

After the order procedure has been completed, and after receiving the requested information and payment of the first monthly installment for our service charges, we will do our best to get your service(s) online again as soon as possible. Please note that this may take longer than usual (a few days), due to the large number of customers affected by RapidSpeeds' demise.

For the avoidance of doubt: LeaseWeb will, contrary to the information circulated by RapidSpeeds, not take over RapidSpeeds. We furthermore point out that LeaseWeb is not in any way responsible for RapidSpeeds' demise. We also point out that LeaseWeb is not in any way liable for the (financial) damages that might occur to RapidSpeeds or RapidSpeeds' customers. Finally, please note that we are not in the habit of dealing directly with our resellers' customers. The fact we are offering the solution set forth above is an exception to our standard practice.

We trust that we have sufficiently informed you. Should you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us via sales@leaseweb.com

With kind regards,

Vincent Steenhuis
Sales Manager LeaseWeb

th3r3turn

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#552713 2-Dec-2011 16:28

yea they went under! alot of people are pissed about this! but at least leaseweb will let you get your data from you. now everyone wants to know where there money is, why there are so many lies about what happen and where is the boss!