4 ms·
Until your domain gets pulled off by your registar for whatever weird reason. There's no absolute way to escape, sadly.
by vthallam 8y ago
Until your domain gets pulled off by your registar for whatever weird reason. There's no absolute way to escape, sadly.
- kop316 8y agoI agree with that, but the distribution of where you have things makes it a bit more difficult. If I have amazon hosting my domain, email, website, and I shop there, then me getting banned because they didn't like me returning too many things will affect everything else. Having my domain at No-IP, Email at fastmail, website self hosted means that Microsoft banning an account I use won't affect any of that.
- ReverseCold 8y agoIf your domain gets stolen then you're similarly out of luck. You now need to change your email on every website you use, which for many requires email confirmation or contacting support.
- ryandrake 8y agoThe chances of losing your domain are lower than your chances of becoming a false-positive of one of these Saas account-banning automations.
- bad_user 8y agoThe sky is falling :-) But no, we are not talking about the same degree of risk. You're comparing car rides with BASE jumping.