Using xRumer to blast a Site on a FREE Host?

I had this awesome idea I'm gonna blast my site with xrumer and put blackhatcodebreaker on that site. Its something people really want

Now, if I blast my site hosted on, say, 000webhost, will my account get suspended?

I also have a hostgator account, if I blast that, would I get suspended too?

If you blast site hosted with hostgator you will get most likely suspended. I blasted once my site with xrumer while it was hosted with hostgator and after blast got complaint at that time i told that I don't know nothing etc. but I think that if I continue they would suspend account. My advice search google for blackhat hosting before start blast your domain.

I think many people use parasite hosts as a link destination for tools like that...at least I do. Unless you're trying to run the software itself ON the host, I really can't see you getting into any trouble. How would they know how many backlinks you have and why would they care? Better question, how would the number of backlinks you have effect them?

The only caveat to what I said is that IF your blast results in people actually following the links and driving hoardes of traffic to your site, they may gripe about traffic/bandwidth usage. But if you're doing the blast for links and moderate traffic I don't see how it would impact them. Most free hosts want some traffic to the sites they host anyway, to see THEIR ads.

If you get a complaint blame it on the competition spamming your sites URL to try and get it banned

Pobman said:

If you get a complaint blame it on the competition spamming your sites URL to try and get it banned

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Good idea, but if I do that on a free host they'd ban me no questions BEFORE I could explain myself...

Silencer said:

Good idea, but if I do that on a free host they'd ban me no questions BEFORE I could explain myself...

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I was talking about hostgator

Yes with Web2.0s they just kill the site, often without even an email to you.

However many web2.0s seem to resist quite well...