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HostRoyale is a company that permits hackers, scrapers and fraudsters on its network.
We see criminal activity every day coming from the HostRoyale network, harming our website.
Its customers are criminals but the company does nothing to stop them.
Do not use this hosting company. They are bad guys supporting the bad guys.
It's not a qualified company. We receive so many hacks from their network. Their networks is used by hackers and spammers.
I was going to use them but then I got a tip off that they are a spam user farm that gets regularly targeted by anti-spam DDOS attacks
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