Complete disaster
I've been using Anonrdp for about six months now, and I can confidently say it's been one of the worst experiences I've had with any hosting service. What started as a simple need for reliable virtual private servers quickly turned into a nightmare of incompetence and frustration. If you're considering them, run the other way—here's why based on my direct encounters.
First off, their support team is utterly clueless. Getting any real help feels like extracting wine from a bottle with a corkscrew; you have to pry, prod, and beg for solutions that should be straightforward. The agents often seem like they have no idea what they're doing, fumbling through basic issues without a clear understanding of their own infrastructure. I've submitted tickets for downtime, configuration problems, and performance glitches, only to receive vague responses that don't address the root cause—or worse, no response at all.
Response times are abysmal. Tickets can sit unanswered for days, sometimes weeks, and in a few cases, they've just been ignored entirely. Even when they do reply, it's often with generic troubleshooting steps that I've already tried myself. The real kicker is how they handle closures: they'll mark a ticket as "resolved" without actually fixing anything, forcing you to reopen it or start a new one. This cycle wastes so much time and energy.
But it gets even worse with their technical handling. In attempts to "fix" persistent issues, they've migrated my VPS instances from one server to another haphazardly, as if they're just throwing darts at a board hoping something sticks. During one of these unannounced moves, they wiped out all my data—backups, configurations, everything—without a single warning or opportunity to back up myself. I lost critical files and had to rebuild from scratch, which cost me hours of work and potential business revenue.
Overall, Anonrdp is a total calamity. Their combination of incompetent support, unreliable service, and reckless data management makes them unsuitable for anyone who values stability or professionalism. I'd rate them 1 out of 5 stars, and that's being generous. Look elsewhere for your VPS needs—there are plenty of competent providers out there that won't treat your data like disposable trash.








