Marg CDNify

The main feature of CDNify completely fails to function. I have to wonder if the other reviews are paid...In most of the world the CDNify DNS is broken and the site doesn't serve anything. This includes locations in the USA. How an oversight this bad could slip by in a finished product is beyond me.A simple way to check is this:Go to geopeeker.com and test how your CDN URLs look from around the world. You'll find that most of the time all CDNify URLs will return 404 or 403 errors.This is horrible, and completely useless as a CDN.

I had the service for literally 20 minutes to try it out before emailing the company to terminate my account.I was confused and received no value from them. When I asked for the refund, they said they couldnt because it was in there TOS. Just because something is in your terms doesnt mean that the customer is not king. If you provided no services, they shouldnt have to pay. Additionally, their home page's initial load time was 3.47 seconds. LOL what a joke...

We set up everything. As in updated our URLs to point to CDNify. However on loading one of these files, CDNify just redirects people to our server. Kind of misses the point really.We've been emailing them for over a week now. We've received zero response. We also used their support form as well as email. I think they've gone out of business based on this. They really shouldn't be taking orders!!! The website should get updated immediately!With zero response a refund seems unlikely.

Really awful! Cdn does not do anything and moreover, I have tried to contact them many times ...but no one responds.

The staff at CDNify are respectful, friendly and prompt. The pricing is also great. However, in my opinion, they engage in extremely shady business practices. I came across CDNify recently when I was investigating alternatives for content distribution on my site. During my discovery process, I looked at 5 different options, CDNify being one of them. In order to determine if a particular provider would be a good fit, I needed to sign up for an account from each provider to determine if it would fit my needs. I signed up for an account with CDNify, quickly did a small amount of testing, determined that it will not be a fit for my needs, and then proceeded to ask for a refund. They refused multiple times. Evidently, it's hidden in their TOS that they "do not issue refunds." How else am I supposed to determine if their services will work for what I'm trying to do? All CDNs are NOT created equally! Every other CDN provider I tested/experimented with either offered a refund or offered a free way for me to test out their product. I purchased the 150GB plan and literally used 20mb - all I wanted was a refund for the 99.9999% of the plan that is unused. I realize that the amount of money in question is fairly trivial, but it's the principal of the issue that really bothers me. I will never do business with CDNify again as I cannot trust them to do the right thing.