Blacklisted hosts
Providers we have documented selling carded hardware, taking payment without delivering, or otherwise defrauding customers. Every entry carries the evidence it rests on — and every one of them can be challenged.
Nothing here yet
Nothing is blacklisted right now. That is the goal — this page stays empty until a provider earns a place on it.
What a bad host looks like
Most providers on this page showed several of these before anyone lost money. None of them is proof on its own — together they are a reason to slow down.
Dedicated hardware has a floor. A provider selling well under it is usually either overselling the box or not paying for it.
Irreversible payment methods with no card option often mean the card processors have already dropped them.
No registered name, no address, no invoice with tax details. If nothing identifies who took your money, nothing can get it back.
A Discord server can be deleted in one click, taking every ticket, promise and receipt with it.
Specifications that quote a memory figure only reachable with swap are describing a machine you cannot actually use.
A WHOIS record a few weeks old under a name claiming years of service usually means the last name burned.
A burst of five-star reviews in the same week, in the same voice, is a purchase rather than a reputation.
An advertised money-back window that turns into silence once invoked is the single most common complaint we receive.
Know a host that belongs here?
Report it with your evidence — payment screenshots, chat logs, a recording. We read every report.