Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it, my friend.

Ah, I see. Too lazy to go through the previous posts. Infact, we have an understanding not to dig and comment on historical posts

He was hoisted by one of his own.

offtopic:

Yes. Build your own private network with VPS, PCs, routers (with custom firmware), anything that has enough storage to install it. You can even configure them to act as an endpoint so you can connect

Those lists just block tons of services that can be used to fetch your IP or geo, like icanhazip.com is also on the Lightswitch05 list.

If Clouvider didn't want them as a customer, they'd have just told them so and cancelled the contract, as per the ToS. There's literally no reason for them to want to do it the round about way that's

Sorry I don't agree. I get your point. But as this is VPS, down server would most likely mean a node issue or neighbors abusing the server etc. which has impact on just more than one customer. If othe

Are you tracking IPs/customers outside your own network/site?

Of course it’s an analogy. It’s the same behaviour from the provider/employer side, but not the same reason for doing so. Clouvider wanted to keep milking a bad customer or have them go elsewhere with

Constructive dismissal is about employment law. It has exactly zero relevance to the topic in hand.

I am not in engineering, so take my answer with a grain of salt. As far as I know, we do not make many changes to the servers itself. We have an initial setup, and data flows from the servers to our G

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Honestly the facts seem to be clear:

and in this context also prepare the other tickets, including those that the OP no longer has access to, and if necessary publish them here in addition.

Of course, as soon as I saw @ClawCloud's China-optimized product/offer (certainly not only) I immediately wondered what kind of performance, as compared to a "normal" CC VPS, one cou

It could have been 500-1000 too, and should not have mattered because all they needed to do was to forward it to you - another hosting provider - to handle they abuse accordingly. i.e.: by suspeding y

Checked again for a precise reply. We have received a total amount of 350 abuse tickets for 24 months of service [1], which results in 14 abuses per month or ~4.2 per week. Not sure if this a lot, or

This comment really didn't fit in the previous thread, so I felt compelled to move it to its own thread

* It only shows replies from Clouvider and not my messages, because Clouvider "archived" our account [1] so I am unable to login into the account. I can only screenshot the received