Peptide Price Shutdown - Here's Everything That Happened Last Night

So I started randomly receiving messages that PeptidePrice was down. My first thought was maybe I pushed a bug and broke something.

Nope.

Netlify, my hosting platform, suspended the entire application for "dangerous and harmful activities." But here's where it gets even crazier - they were originally going to hold my domain name hostage while they "investigated." I was told this process could take up to 6 months.

Six months. For a price comparison website.

I threatened legal action if they didn't release my domain immediately. They did, and I rehosted elsewhere within hours.

Now I'm already looking at offshore hosting options - and I've secured one. Let that sink in. I have to consider hosting a website outside of the United States just to show people peptide prices. No real explanation given. No appeal process. Just shut down.

Land of the free. Just pay big pharma $1,000+ a month for life-changing medication and don't ask questions.

Here's the thing though - this is scary, but it proves we're having an impact. They don't try to silence things that don't matter. They wanted to scare me off.

It backfired.

peptideprice.store is back and we're going full steam ahead. This just validates how needed this is.

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