I bought two annual VPS plans from Dasabo.

Used one for a single day of testing about a month ago. Left both idle after that.

No traffic, no abuse, nothing weird going on. Then last week they nuked the entire VPS.

No warning email. No support ticket. No pause. No grace period. Nothing. Just gone.

Their excuse?
"Terms of service violation. We won't even discuss an appeal the decision is final."

Which one? They won't say.
What did I actually do wrong? They won't say.
Can I appeal it? No.
Can I get my data off the disk? No.
Can I log into the account at all? No, that's locked too.
Can I get a refund on the annual plans I prepaid for? Of course not.

Let me lay out what you're buying when you give these people money.

You're buying a VPS that can vanish overnight for a reason they refuse to disclose.

You're buying a disk you can lose access to permanently with zero notice.

You're buying an account that can be locked the same day, so even if you wanted to migrate out, you can't.

You're buying prepaid annual plans that they will pocket the full balance on the second they decide they're done with you.

And you're buying a "support" team that will not respond, will not explain, will not refund, and will not budge.

Read that again if you're a developer thinking about running anything real on this host.

A staging box.
A testing environment.
A side project.
A production service.
A database.
A cron job.

Anything.

Because with this provider, "anything" means "anything that can be deleted at 3am with no email and no recourse, while they keep the year of money you paid in advance."

Every halfway-decent provider on earth at minimum sends a warning before termination.

DigitalOcean does.
Hetzner does.
Vultr does.
OVH does.

Even the dirt-cheap LowEndBox tier hosts will usually email you before they pull the plug.

Dasabo doesn't bother. They just delete you. And then they ghost.

One day of light testing.
One month of an idle box.
Two annual plans paid up front.

Result: account locked, VPS wiped, disk inaccessible, money gone, no answer to a single support request.

That's the deal these people are offering.

If you're reading this and weighing it against a slightly cheaper price tag than a real provider, save yourself the headache.

Nothing about this company is worth the risk that one random Tuesday you wake up and your infrastructure is gone and your money's gone with it.

Avoid. Warn every developer you know.