Just seen another thread about them terminating VMs for whatever reason they feel and it seems their monitoring probably isn't what they claim it to be, so it's probably not a hack like the Reddit OP:

I'm using 1-2vCore VPS of bero-host, greencloud, hostsailor for personal email service. The IPs are good enough( not in ban-lists). I can receive all emails in my personal inbox (Gmail, Outlook, etc.)

Btw they had created and recreated the vps so many times when they were transitioning from SolusVM but I still ignored that since I understood and not expected much from such a budget vps provider but

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for much more than once, that some of your VPS services were sustainedly near or over the fair share, and I even recall sending a warning e-mail before to this particular e-mail.

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Sounds like this might be related: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/215987/reddit-user-has-their-vps-backdoored

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Even with a cascading failure, a provider would be expected to ask you what's happening at best, and temporarily suspend the VPSes until they get an answer at worst. Straight-up terminating them witho

So yes, am learning from this incident. So now I am going through tos/fup more properly since I have ordered much more vps from the other providers here as I scale things and have already a mechanism

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Just noticed, most of these vps were ordered and running since July, 2024. Jan/Feb this year was when they were being used as part of screenshot project and 5 got terminated on first week of march. So

I’m making this post to "self-expose" as the troublemaker who allegedly violated terms of service on a NAT VPS I recently purchased. At least, that’s how the provider sees it. Person

Hi LET,

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We have below VPS Plan :