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The article discusses violating TOS, not a billing issue. I don't think it's unreasonable to disable an account in that circumstance but I agree that deleting i
by nothal 7y ago
The article discusses violating TOS, not a billing issue. I don't think it's unreasonable to disable an account in that circumstance but I agree that deleting images/resources without allowing customers to defend themselves and backup the systems would be unfair.
- ben0x539 7y ago> The article discusses violating TOS, not a billing issue. That's not the impression I got. It sounds like the issue was that a account with misinterpreted payment history was showing bitcoin-mining-like usage patterns. Mining is not against the terms of use, they were just erroneously convinced themselves that the customer was not going to pay for it.