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Hello.
I've been a diligent member of x10Hosting for more than 3 years now. It it had its ups and downs along the way, but it's been cool overall. I even paid for Double All and Inactivity Timer a few times. But since a few days ago I can't log in to my cPanel or FTP because my country is not allowed. I browsed through support requests and they say that while you might allow cPanel logins for existing users, you won't be able to allow FTP access for them?? They say that if we want to use FTP we might need to use Premium Hosting? Now that's forced.
I think you're overdoing it, X10. Sincerely. While I believe country blocking is an overly harsh and useless measure on its own, forbidding your existing users from logging in because someone with IPs originated from their countries has been breaking your ToS is way over the top. Do I have to use proxy now to continue using your services? Or will you ban me if I use it? Can't you at least override your IP rules with cPanel and FTP logins of existing users?
Please, reconsider it.
I've been a diligent member of x10Hosting for more than 3 years now. It it had its ups and downs along the way, but it's been cool overall. I even paid for Double All and Inactivity Timer a few times. But since a few days ago I can't log in to my cPanel or FTP because my country is not allowed. I browsed through support requests and they say that while you might allow cPanel logins for existing users, you won't be able to allow FTP access for them?? They say that if we want to use FTP we might need to use Premium Hosting? Now that's forced.
I think you're overdoing it, X10. Sincerely. While I believe country blocking is an overly harsh and useless measure on its own, forbidding your existing users from logging in because someone with IPs originated from their countries has been breaking your ToS is way over the top. Do I have to use proxy now to continue using your services? Or will you ban me if I use it? Can't you at least override your IP rules with cPanel and FTP logins of existing users?
Please, reconsider it.
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