[bryanrasmussen]

>On a paid account, clearly that's part of the contracted service being provided. There is absolutely an obligation to provide the service you took payment for.

yeah, unless there is a statement sort of like "We reserve the right to terminate accounts in the case of violation of terms of service as determined by our automated systems"

in which case you would need to go to court and get a determination that clearly that is wrong and they can't do that, in general in American society that's how things work.

[ajross]

That seems like a digression, though, since obviously none of these putative Drive customers reporting being notified of a TOS violation. I didn't say "service providers must provide service under all circumstances", I just said they had to follow their contracts, which demand provision of service under whatever terms the parties agreed on.