Tor exit nodes in particular are exposed to significant risk from mainstream hosting providers. Exit traffic - the traffic that actually leaves the Tor network and reaches destination websites - carries the exit node's IP address as its apparent source. Abuse complaints, DMCA notices, and access requests are sent to the hosting provider associated with that IP. Mainstream providers almost universally terminate Tor exit node operators under this pressure.
Tor bridges and middle relays carry less risk but still encounter ISP restrictions in many countries. Bridge operators who try to run bridges on mainstream hosting frequently find their node blocked or their account terminated when the IP is identified as a Tor relay.
AnubizHost has explicit policies that accommodate Tor infrastructure operation. We understand the nature of exit node abuse complaints and apply appropriate skepticism before acting on any abuse report that is structurally identical to what exit nodes routinely receive.