Unmeterd Reviews 3

WARNING: Do not trust this provider. They are using classic tactics to bait high-value customers into an irreversible payment trap.

During pre-sales inquiries, they present themselves as an independent infrastructure provider and use high-performance network data, test IPs, and AS60068 (which actually belongs to a completely different, legitimate enterprise network: Datacamp Limited / CDN77) to look highly credible on paper.

Red flags immediately appear when it comes to the checkout process. They do not accept standard, secure, and protected payment methods like PayPal. Instead, they force you to complete the payment through a single, highly suspicious crypto payment processor that has been heavily flagged by other users for "losing" transactions. According to recent reports, once you pay, they claim the funds are missing and demand a second payment to a different wallet before blocking the account.

This is a textbook crypto scam hiding behind someone else's infrastructure data. Do not send them any money. Stick to legitimate, verified datacenters.

SCAM ALERT

I placed an order with Unmetered and completed the payment using the QR code and wallet address provided during their checkout process. The transaction was successfully confirmed on the blockchain.

After the payment was completed, I was informed that the funds could not be located in their billing system. Initially, support referred to issues with a company called "ALTOS" (which later appeared to actually be Atlos, the payment processor).

Despite the payment being sent to the QR code and address generated during checkout, I was repeatedly asked to make a second payment to a different wallet address in order to have the server provisioned immediately.

Support stated that they would investigate the first payment and potentially refund it later if recovered. They also offered additional free months of service as an incentive to make the second payment.

What concerned me most was being told at one point that if the original payment could not be recovered, the loss would be considered the customer's responsibility, even though the payment had been made to the address generated by their own payment process.

Throughout the process, I was unable to obtain any case reference number, documentation, or evidence regarding the alleged investigation with the payment processor.

Scammer.
I sent money and my account was blocked.