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Telehouse has over 25 years of experience and offer secure, connected data centres around the globe with powerful infrastructure built for reliability.
Coriander Avenue, E14 2AA, London, United Kingdom
Second this review above. They are awful. Consistently fraudulent billing and do nothing to correct it or resolve disputes for years. Slow (weeks) to produce basic documents to upgrade service screwing up our business. Keeps disputed billing on the statement and locks you out if you don't pay their fake amounts. It is the same at the US location.
Telehouse is on my list of worst companies I have ever dealt with.
The behaviour of account managers was absolutely diabolical, unethical and incompetent. Despite spending over £1million with Telehouse during our time as a customer, they showed complete disregard for us and their intentional actions (or lack thereof) cost us over £100,000 and we lost several large clients, which caused the company to go into insolvency.
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