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Hostinger's carbon neutral claim - offsets don't check out?

Datacenter Talk by wilmaethqn44 66 replies 4.6K views
#41

Good catch. Regulatory filings with false claims are a different category than website puffery. Which jurisdiction's filing?

#42

Lithuania, where they're registered. The annual report is in Lithuanian, I used machine translate. The claim is there verbatim.

6 #43

In France the AMF would be interested in a registered company claiming carbon neutral in filings while retracting it publicly. Not saying Lithuania is France, but the principle exists.

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#44

I moved two sites off Hostinger this morning. Not dramatic, just practical. The uncertainty costs more than the migration. Using Hetzner now, their Falkenstein DC. The trace checked out.

5 #45
mad43 said:
I moved two sites off Hostinger this morning.

How hard was the migration? My shop is WordPress with WooCommerce. Scared of breaking orders.

frames, tables, still valid HTML
#46
wilmaethqn44 said:
How hard was the migration?

Static site and a small Laravel app. WordPress is different, backup plugins exist. Maybe start a thread in Webmaster Help? This one's for the green claims.

#47
mad43 said:
Maybe start a thread in Webmaster Help?

Yes please. Wilma, I'll watch for it.

~be kind or be gone~
#48

This. The whole thread. Hostinger got caught, admitted partially, weaseled partially. The end state is customers doing the verification work Hostinger didn't. Same as always.

#49

Same here. Following for outcome.

9 #50
lee_mcr said:
Working with actual auditor now

Which auditor? Big Four? Boutique? "Actual auditor" is another empty phrase without specificity. Hostinger's pattern: remove specifics, add trust words.

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