Beiträge von irenz

  • RAMpocalypse: An honest update on the hardware situation

    Zitat von notfound404

    Well:


    Damit bin ich aus diesem Thread raus. Ist ja kaum mehr zu ertragen das ganze Mimimi. Melden sich extra Leute an um herumzuweinen dass es keine Rabattaktion gibt.

    Ich hoffe nur dass für Bestandskunden möglichst geringe Auswirkungen folgen werde. Mit denen bestehen nämlich die Verträge. Nicht mit irgendwelchen Leuten die so tun als hätte man ein Anrecht auf irgendeine Preisaktion. Und die letzten Male fanden viele die angebotenen Aktionsprodukte ja sowieso nicht so besonders toll...

    Actually, I didn’t catch that. It was my oversight.

    If I were a long-time user, I’d definitely be concerned about price hikes too. Thanks again.

    I’m going to leave this post as well. I'm sorry for any discomfort or unhappiness my comments may have caused.

  • RAMpocalypse: An honest update on the hardware situation

    Zitat von [netcup] Alexander W.

    Wir sind nun Ende Februar und sowohl die Tranchen für Januar als auch Februar wurden bis heute nicht geliefert. Der Markt wird von großen AI-Factories leergekauft und das aus derzeitiger Sicht über mindestens zwei Jahre. Die Frage ist derzeit nicht wie viel man bezahlt, sondern ob man überhaupt beliefert wird.

    Zitat von ASS

    Wie bereits ausgeführt wurde, stehen die Lieferungen aus und man kann erstmal nicht glauben, dass da die Verträge wirklich einfach ignoriert werden.

    It was mentioned that neither the January nor the February batches have been delivered yet, and it's not a recent issue that delivery is no longer possible.

    Zitat von ASS

    Man sagt ein Event nicht ab, weil die Diva eine Woche vorher ein Kratzen im Hals hat. Man hofft und wartet auf den Morgen der Veranstaltung.

    I think it's not appropriate to start promoting the event before the performers have given a clear confirmation of their participation.

    Zitat von ASS

    Your decision.

    I am a Customer for some years, and it will be your loss if you play the sensitive soul...

    My mistake. I just hope for a more friendly exchange, not because I or others are new, but because I want to be understood.

  • RAMpocalypse: An honest update on the hardware situation

    I am indeed a new user. I only found out about netcup towards the end of the January event and missed it. However, some community members mentioned that netcup usually holds activities almost every month, so I decided to wait for February. But the February event was announced and then canceled. I’m just questioning why the promotion was done under insufficient conditions, and why the cancellation wasn’t given the same level of visibility as the promotion.


    If the community doesn’t welcome new users and doesn’t allow for questions, I think I should delete my account and distance myself from netcup.

  • RAMpocalypse: An honest update on the hardware situation

    I believe the event should have been organized and promoted based on the conditions we already have, not under conditions that aren’t met. And hope the situation will change within the next few days.

    The event was promoted through all official channels, such as X, WhatsApp, Telegram, and email. However, the cancellation of the event did not use these same channels. (For example, X used replies under the event post, which weren’t very noticeable.)

    The event shouldn’t have been promoted before the conditions were fully confirmed. Just like this event was promoted even though the hardware conditions weren’t met. The cancellation, on the other hand, was due to a long-standing issue, not a last-minute one.

    This has nothing to do with whether existing users are charged a higher price while using a discounted rate to attract new users. The problem lies in the promotion itself. That’s why I’ve always expressed hope that there was no such promotion for this event.

    I just hope that future promotions can be carried out more carefully.

  • RAMpocalypse: An honest update on the hardware situation

    I don't think there's anything wrong with canceling the event. (I believe the event shouldn't have been planned and promoted in the first place.) However, canceling it just 14 hours before the event feels a bit problematic. Also, the cancellation wasn't promoted with the same level of effort as the original event promotion. And the event was only promoted five days ago. Wasn’t the hardware price increase already happening before the promotion? Weren’t hardware delivery delays already a problem? (As mentioned earlier, hardware deliveries in January and February had already been delayed.) Or were they expecting things to change within those five days? (For example, that the hardware would be delivered in that time frame, or even that the hardware prices would drop?) So, I just think that preparations should have been made before the promotion, rather than canceling it at the last minute due to problems that had been going on for a long time.