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Yeah maybe... if you're talking about amateurish colocation companies looking to go out of business.
Any colo facility that cut off a paying customer for such a flimsy reason would lose their customers fast.
The only way a responsible, professionally run colo facility would do such a thing would be if they received a court order.
Murpe, don't you run a colocation service? Are you telling me you'd shut off a customer simply because you got an email telling you that one of your customers was doing something illegal (like violating a license)? Is that really what you want to be on record saying about your business practices?
I'd RUN, not walk, from a colo service like that. Any disgruntled gamer could take someone's game offline with a single email. That's nuts.
Any colo service that cared more about "public/community confontation" than their paying customers doesn't deserve to be in business.
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