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I don't think xHosts is cancelling existing lifetime accounts that don't accept KYC document submissions. They already paid in full and fulfilled all the terms at the time of signup.

Kyc after payment and after half a year for "lifetime" plan is a great way to passive aggressively ousting customers. Obvious abuse of hosting malware or sending spam of course need

They say security is a shared responsibility, yet they say nothing about what they've done to secure the email accounts and VPN that were breached.

But hackers usualy perform "sophisticated" attacks to breach a comparatively high-value target's emails and VPN, (bypassing their 2FA), and then only use that access to steal outdate

The issue with cheap/lifetime accounts is they are abused because they are cheap. So, one way to deal with is to do KYC, another way is to increase the price. I think xHosts mentioned that they have b

They will do this to lifetime plans first.

KYCing yearly/lifetime users = profit, KYCing monthly users = loss (of future revenue), assuming most users would decline.

Targeting owner of lifetime deals is one thing (ensuring account integrity). But, this seems like waves and eventual request to KYC all of their customer.

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Seems unfair to target the tiny number of people who have bought lifetime.

Seems like lifetime hosting (again)

I bought a few 512 mb and 1*2gb services from the lifetime promo for fun, have configured most of them with the ideas I had in mind. I just wish I bought a bit more 512s in the other locations (for VP

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@Francisco , I just encountered some issues while purchasing the lifetime plan! I've already registered an account and frequently share your products with my readers! I'm from China, and my account is

maybe throw in some lighter lifetime version?

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The NCR thing @MikeA posted looks neat, I was unaware of that. I've given up a Hosthatch Singapore VM as a personal VPN before because I got tired of Google Maps defaulting to Australia, sort of the o

I hate when that happens. I'll just use a VPN at that point