Good luck with that investment. I'm sure you'll regret it soon.
There's no need to be a snarky asshole about it. We get it, you had a bad experience withdrawing. Move on, the rest of us have been using MoneyPot for years and are not put off by such a small glitch.
A small glitch? Getting annihilated by a DDos attack is not a small glitch. Its a fatal flaw.
Actually, getting hit with a DDoS isn't a glitch at all, it's a malicious attack that the host cannot control or prevent. Blaming MoneyPot for a DDoS attack against them is like blaming your local grocery store for the graffiti that appeared on their back wall. It's not their fault, doesn't actually interfere with their business much, and really isn't their responsibility to fix anyway.
You have never operated a web host or web service. I can tell, because you are upset at someone for something they have no control over. Several people tried to be kind and gently explain that this type of attack is not something that you simply "pay to fix". Even the worlds' finest backbones and strongest protections cannot totally prevent the effects of a DDoS from spilling over into the user experience.
It is simply unreasonable to expect any business to have 100% uptime or to have downtimes shorter than an arbitrary length. Nobody in the world, not Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, or Donald Trump, is capable of preventing a DDoS, and all of them are only able to mitigate one as well as the premier services in the industry do it -
namely, the one MoneyPot is already paying for.I will not be kind. Your attitude stinks and you need a verbal smackdown. By demanding that MoneyPot do more than they have concerning the DDoS, you are being an unreasonable customer that any sane business would refuse service to. MoneyPot is under no obligation to provide timely service to anyone and the fact that you've gotten what you have so far is a privilege, not a right, and MoneyPot is very well within their capability to take your money and close your account.
They didn't do that, so shut the fuck up and piss off.You do know that moneypot has been under new ownership for the last 6 months. RIGHT?
Yes, and I also know that MoneyPot suffered a severe DDoS attack when it was still under Ryan's ownership that caused the system to be offline for an extended period of time. That wasn't his fault then any more than it is DD's fault today. If you don't like using services that could potentially be brought down by DDoS attacks, then don't use the Internet.