Muse rebuilt a dead site overnight and won an $80.69 host refund
At a glance
Thomas Gaume's Muse migrated his site from backups onto a new host and sent a contract-based refund demand while he slept; $80.69 landed at 3:44 AM. This workflow is listed under hosting, refunds, migrations, personal-agents, ops.
After his web host let the server die on a Monday and refused to make it right, he left Muse running. Overnight Muse rebuilt the site from his backups on a new host, drafted a refund demand letter citing the contract, and pursued the claim.
How it went
The $80.69 refund arrived at 3:44 AM while he was asleep. He later posted the English summary for Muse Cases.
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