Paul Wtischey
Caution on Serverpoint: Lifetime
After almost 25 years of being a loyal paying customer on a legacy "A+ Eternal / Lifetime" agreement, ServerPoint recently hit my account with a 100% fee hike on the annual maintenance fee while stripping away core hosting features. When I pushed back, they issued a 30-day ultimatum, unilaterally closed my account, and kept the original principal.
If you’ve been hosting with A+ Hosting (now operating as ServerPoint.com) for a long time, you need to check your billing portal and keep an eye on your inbox.
If you have an 'Eternal' account you should log in and check your upcomming yearly fee. While they claim to have sent notifications I did NOT receive such an email and it is only through the portal that I noticed the discrepancy.
Here’s the reality: When a host takes upfront capital for a "lifetime/eternal" package and later uses boilerplate Terms of Service changes to double maintenance fees or cancel accounts, it isn’t just a private support ticket dispute—it’s a potential deceptive trade practice issue.
Regulatory agencies only act when they see a pattern. If you’re dealing with the same forced migration, fee hike, or account closure, you may want to contact these Nevada entities to get it formally reviewed:
Nevada Attorney General – Bureau of Consumer Protection: The primary state enforcement body overseeing corporate compliance and fair trade practices in Nevada.
Nevada Consumer Affairs (NCA): Handles state-level consumer dispute intake.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Tracks pattern-based digital commerce issues, negative-option billing, and retroactive term changes. File at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
BBB Serving Southern Nevada: Creates an immediate, publicly indexed paper trail that forces an official corporate response.
Services Period: Past customer during January, 2002 - July, 2026
