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		<title>Rapidswitch Down</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Rapidswitch were completely down again in the early hours of the morning for nearly 30 minutes as their entire network was taken offline. Customers and end-users are still waiting for a response/reason for outage from the provider. Interestingly enough, many users have called into question the strength of the SLA &#8211; that so proudly is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rapidswitch were completely down again in the early hours of the morning for nearly 30 minutes as their entire network was taken offline. Customers and end-users are still waiting for a response/reason for outage from the provider.</p>
<p>Interestingly enough, many users have called into question the strength of the SLA &#8211; that so proudly is displayed as 100%. Rapidswitch will refund a user half a day&#8217;s fees for every hour of downtime experienced. To get a free month, Rapidswitch would need to be down for an unprecedented (for them) 60 hours &#8211; so they could be down for a whole day yet you would get half your monthly fee refunded, which is a pretty shocking SLA.</p>
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