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I've been with Nexeon for a few years now, and it has been great! I've had nothing but good experiences with them in terms of server colocation. No issues, fast support responses, and they've helped me out with tricky situations and have gone above and beyond. Charles and Sean are great people who know what they're doing. They're very technical and can be trusted. Keep up the great work!
Support tickets take months to get a response. The network in Dallas is degraded and they are not properly routing subnets on their network as reported by other upstream providers that have had to reach out to them to correct the issue.
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