You’re entitled to your opinion, but what I find interesting is that you’re not actually refuting my claims. I accused you of hosting a scam project, and your response can be summarized as “no, you’re the scammer”. I think you can see how weak that looks.
And no, we’re not scamming you. We don’t allow fraudulent sites on our hosting, and our terms clearly state we don’t allow illegal activity (and fraud is a crime). Either you didn’t bother to check our terms and assumed your project would be fine, or you ignored them and hoped we wouldn’t notice. Whichever it is, we didn’t mislead you at any point.
If our assessment is somehow wrong and your site isn’t a scam, that would be an honest mistake on our end, and an honest mistake is not fraud. But given that your response to the accusation is “no, you”, I’m fairly confident our assessment is correct.
I’d also urge you to take some lessons from this and not take the same approach with another hosting provider, blindly trusting that things will be fine. GoDaddy and Hostinger don’t allow scam sites either. Most hosting providers don’t. If they find out you’re hosting this same site with them, they will take it down too.
We decide how we respond and to what. The fact that the abuse team didn’t respond to your ticket doesn’t mean you get to dictate whether we respond to your public forum topic. If you don’t want something debated in public, don’t make public accusations.