We featured Limewave a little over a month ago.  They were running a special in Seattle, and even provided some nice art.

And now they seem to be gone.

No one has heard from @Dvo on LowEndTalk and his last visit there was January 25.  Meanwhile there’s a thread where people are complaining that they can’t get to their systems.

And their web site is now just a spinning placeholder.

I did try calling their phone number (which despite the wags in that thread actually goes to them, not a dating site) but all it said is “Welcome to Limewave communications.  To leave a message press 5.”

Really surprising because @Dvo has been a member of LowEndTalk since 2012, which is long enough to get him one of the coveted Veteran tags.  Limewave has had a good reputation until now, though if you read that LET thread you’ll see they had an issue back in November.  At that time @Dvo said it was a power issue.

Could this be another type of hiccup?  It does happen.  People have issues where their power or gear gets friend or goes offline.  Usually it’s not a DC issue (they have redundancy for a reason), but that’s also a possibility with smaller/cheaper DCs.

However, the difference this time is that people have been complaining since January 29th with no response, which is an eternity for a customer with a system that is down.  If they had a serious issue, they should be on LET and social media explaining it, not being silent.  After a few days of absolute silence, people are going to draw conclusions and start charging back.  If Limewave sold a lot of prepaid annuals back in December, that could come to quite a bill.

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I'm raindog308, techno polymath and long-time LowEndTalk community Administrator. My technical interests include all things Unix, perl, python, golang, shell scripting, vintage operating systems such as MVS, and relational database systems such as Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

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