rge number of servers and resources. Naturally, there are users who experience issues with their selected servers, while others, like me, use theirs without any problems. This is true for any service provider. I currently use five servers. Two of them experienced slowdowns or lag, so I contacted them for support. SSDNODE investigated the issue, provided kind guidance, moved the servers to spare resources, and processed the request promptly, leaving me satisfied with their service. They are passionate and think deeply from the user's perspective. This is true, and I intend to extend my contract. When a problem arises, instead of complaining, you should ask for help on how to resolve it and receive support to handle it. As is the case with any service provider, they are kind.

to keep my existing server and purchase an additional one. However, despite the upgrade never taking place, my original server was terminated — even though it has already been paid for in advance for the next three years. This means I’ve lost access to a fully paid server for an upgrade that was never executed. I kindly requested that my original server be reinstated immediately, as I only intended to explore the upgrade — not to lose my active server. I still wish to keep my old server and do not need the upgrade. It feels as though I have been penalized for an intention, not an action, and I hope SSDNodes can promptly correct this misunderstanding. Best regards,