You can't just sabotage your product because you didn't get paid. That just creates two wrongs that do not simply cancel each other out from a legal point of view.
There's a legal system to settle payment disputes. Using it is the civilised, and safe, version of "standing up for yourself".
Many service providers will put up nondescript error pages when the account isn't being paid. That's somewhat safer, but might not apply here: service providers are refusing to continue service. They're not changing a product that was already delivered.
There's a legal system to settle payment disputes. Using it is the civilised, and safe, version of "standing up for yourself".
Many service providers will put up nondescript error pages when the account isn't being paid. That's somewhat safer, but might not apply here: service providers are refusing to continue service. They're not changing a product that was already delivered.