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Just reported the website to their web hosting provider.
Even if the website was hacked, the cloudminr team could take down the homepage with the database but they didnt.

who *is* the hosting provider.... care to share ?

Arvixe.com

Can anyone think of any direct action we could take if the provider chooses to ignore abuse reports ?

Everyone who can shouold get onto the provider's website and bug the online support; the more who bug them the more notice they will take; I have just finished chatting to them and they basically don't give a s**t ; the (offshore callcenter) rep has told me that, basically, if they pay their bill they can do what they like on the website.

That's a poor decision because it will now be all over the internet that Arvixe knowingly continues to host illegal scam sites... and they will also be criminally considered to be an accomplice in the crime.

cloudminr.io escaped and are sold at high prices BTC

We learned a lesson too expensive