Go Daddy GoDaddy.com Took down wife's blog with baby pictures while 5yr old daugter in hospital getting tumor removed! Scottsdale, Internet

I have to agree with the previous comment. While the situation you described is horrible and I would wish it upon no one, you can't blame a company for enforcing their TOS. I mean, if you don't pay your car payment, they'll charge you late fees and possibly put in a repo request. Just because you may be experiencing a crisis doesn't mean that they know this or can do anything about it. When you purchase a service, you agree to the TOS. If you don't, you can't make the purchase. I don't want you to think that I am in any way saying that your child's life is less important than your service. This would never be the case. But you can't expect the company to alter their TOS for you. If they did that, every person that has lost their job, lost a family member or had any other type of crisis would feel they deserve it too. I am a customer of GoDaddy as well and I know that they will keep your hosting active for 30 days before actually removing it from the account, send you an email every few days and call you. They do their best to contact people before canceling their accounts. But like the previous comment said, it is no ones fault but your own for keeping pictures that you don't have copies of in a place that you do not have total control over.

Trusting valuable family photographs to be stored ONLY in a location that you don't have complete control over?  Sounds like a rough patch of life for sure, but it AMAZES me when people get upset because companies do EXACTLY what they say they will do in the terms of use.  Get a zip drive, store your own pictures, problem solved.