Our startup website is down. Hosting provider suspended our account

We started to gain users, people rejoiced about our sucsess, one user invited his 250 friends to join to network. Our American hosting provider considered that invitation as complaned SPAM (that was not in english) and shot down our account.

We are lost, everyhting we were working for 3 years are down (40 websites we build and updated for our customers).

We begging to hosting provider please reacvitate our account, be mercy to us. We not spammer we are scuseful startupers, 1st in our area. don't kill us/pioneers!

friends what should we do?

Who are these people?

Back on topic, why don't you just move all your stuff to another account? Just load your backups and go nuts. You do have local backups, correct?

Given your target audience, I'm not sure why you're with an American provider. You should probably stick with someone more local.

Setting up your own server: - Pay for the Mac Mini + Time Capsule - Set up Amazon account with credit card - Sign up for AWS/S3 service, with auto-billing - Configured with Apache 2, MySQL 5, PHP 5 - Place behind your firewall on DSL connection, enabling TCP on port 80 - Set your domain's DNS records to point to Mini

Capabilities - Box handles 500-1,000 visitors per hour (no monthly cost) - Backup Drive automatically backs up all content hourly, saving older versions for disaster recovery - S3 stores all heavy content for distribution; handles HTTP serving of content to unlimited clients simultaneously at up to 500 KBytes/second (delivery of 100GB content costs less than $20/mo)