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You might be able to allege some form of tortious interference if you can demonstate the offender intentionally attempted to cause people to leave. Torts really isn't my specialty and I haven't looked at any caselaw so I could be dead wrong. The one benefit for suing under this theory instead of breaching the EULA or TOS is that you wouldn't necessarily be confined to contract damages - you could possibly ask for punitive damages, too.
(But I could also be completely full of sh*t.)
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