What to report
- Network abuse: scanning, DDoS traffic or bots originating from a server.
- Spam and scams: phishing links, fake giveaways, advert bots in-game.
- Illegal content: anything unlawful in your jurisdiction.
- Malware distribution: mod or plugin downloads that ship a payload.
- Copyright: stolen builds, plugins or paid modpacks redistributed.
What to include
The address or panel username involved, timestamps with a timezone, and evidence such as log excerpts or screenshots. Evidence hosted somewhere stable helps more than an attachment we have to download.
Where to send it
Email abuse@suckshosting.example with the
subject line Abuse report — <address>. For account compromise, use
security@suckshosting.example instead.
What happens next
- We confirm receipt, then investigate — usually within a couple of days.
- If the report holds up, the server is suspended while the owner is contacted.
- We tell you the outcome, except where doing so would expose someone's personal data.
If there is an immediate risk to a person, contact your local emergency services first. Email us in parallel; we can suspend a server faster than we can answer a long thread.
Please don't probe the server yourself to "confirm" the abuse — scanning someone else's machine is exactly what we're investigating.