No ISP is going to provide you any kind of service if a DDoS attack causes harm to their network. They will either ask you to pay more or terminate your service/contract.

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So imagine if someone threaten you with DDoS, you nervously login to check if there is one, reload a few times and then you’re gone😂

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the 10 minute attack ... type of thing.) Any DDoS protection provider with an attack dashboard would likely have some sort of abuse management tool like that baked in, I would imagine. No idea if tha

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tbh, i understand this but my rule is dont expect service when you are going for cheap service. but i do understand frustration, especially if it was for ddos which is not under your control.

Turns out, they suspended the account because we were under a DDoS attack.

* Our clean traffic peak is shy of 200Gbps, our largest recorded DDoS flood we mitigated (to date) was 2.31Tbit/second, and our clean 95th% globally currently is ~30Gbps.

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Dawg my point is you’re always a dick regardless lol. DDoS friendly hosting provider or not, you’d still probably leave a snarky comment, or just be a dick in general.

but you are also not DDoS friendly from what I know.

Yeah let's be nice to fuckfaces that ran a DDoS friendly hosting provider and are now trying to make an ASN reputation website.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2023/03/german-police-raid-ddos-friendly-host-flyhosting/ (this is OP)