From the post: So, when asked why their friends account was suspended we told them “Our terms are very clear. Your friend should not have opened

From the post: So, when asked why their friends account was suspended we told them “Our terms are very clear. Your friend should not have opened a fraudulent dispute.” We then sent a DM to the individual who asked, saying the following: “Please mind your own business. Your friends account, and PayPal dispute has nothing to do with you.” Of course, as a hosting provider we cannot discuss the details of another account and its status with others. *Because of this message, we were informed that they would be canceling their accounts due to our “unprofessional-ism”.* That would be this tweet: https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103287153043316737 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103287153043316737 After much continued pushing from these users, we then responded (rather sarcastically I might add) with the following: “Fantastic. Perhaps you can sign up with a hosting provider who doesn’t take privacy seriously then. Enjoy.” https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103288360088514560 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103288360088514560 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103289173687013376 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103289173687013376 So, cue more pushing and baiting on Twitter and we then come to the conclusion that this situation is obviously some attempt for these users to attack us for reasons unknown, and we decide to end our business relationship with them. "Go fuck yourself." https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103291760972795904 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103291760972795904 So This*'s account of the story doesn't explain at all why both accounts were suspended, which is what triggered berfarah's outrage (and "Go fuck yourself" comment): https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103290311161290752 https://twitter.com/#!/berfarah/status/103290311161290752