New TOS lets them do basically anything with your content New TOS gives them full commercial rights to everything hosted on their platform, in perpetuity, and with no compensation back to you. I am locked out of my account unless I agree. Some people online are saying it's likely they plan to train AI on everyone's websites/apps. Could also be plans to scrape and monetize database contents? I've been trying to get them to grant me access at least temporarily so I can migrate my projects out, but I keep getting the run-around. I feel like I'm being pressured to agree to something I'm not comfortable with under duress.

Opened an account on January 1 2024 and… Opened an account on January 1 2024 and made $50 deposit. Had hoped to test the service for possible long term service. Tried to login yesterday and realized my account has been closed. No response yet from support

Banned for "violation" before the service purchase XD I set up the basic account and couldn't even provide the billing details, while they already banned me for the "violation" of TOS, and I had not a single service used with them. That sounds extremely worrying if they can as easily kill and ruin a running production server for your business in a matter of minutes. Their responses feel like talking to AI.

Thought I'd try out another host as… Thought I'd try out another host as DigitalOcean had some server woes on the day I wanted to deploy. Big regret trying Vultr. Within 5 days my server had been CPU limited because I was using excess resources of.. less than 25-30% CPU load. (On a NodeJS Database Sync script). Back to DigitalOcean it seems! Years ago I used Vultr and they were the underdog, now they seem to be content being the mess the dog left.

"Just had the same awful, arrogant experience as per Daniel Nethersole's review. I was using Excel and Outlook and got banned for excessive CPU usage. Stay away, folks! Don't let the promos tempt you. "Just had the same awful, arrogant experience as per Daniel Nethersole's review. I was using Excel and Outlook and got banned for excessive CPU usage. Stay away, folks! Don't let the promo$ tempt you. You'll just waste time, money and nerves at Vultr."