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Yes. You will have to wait for your current hosting account to automatically delete itself. It may take 14 days or more or longer.

I'm glad it's working for you now. Just to let you know, now, that the cgi-bin is disabled on all free hosting accounts due to security reasons. I'm sorry that I didn't catch that before now after seeing the url you provided in the error message you originally posted about.

Please read this thread: http://x10hosting.com/forums/useful-information/166022-country-restrictions.html#post847070 Your account is on Lotus server which only has 500 MB in size for each account on it. You can appeal only after about 7 days with a site that complies with all of the rules...

There are no results in the search I did for your account so it is gone. Feel free to login to your account panel and follow the links there to create a new hosting account.

When an account is terminated, all is deleted permanently and non-recoverable. Just to be sure, what was your cPanel username?

Login to your account panel https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php and request the confirmation email again by clicking the link for it.

Check your site's script code. x10hosting does not force any ads on sites in the hosting accounts. It has to be ad code that you are overlooking in your script or it's adware from your own computer.

From the TOS:

Try clearing your browser's cache. I just now visited the domain that you said had the server error, and there's no error there now.

It's as the message says: Warning: phpinfo() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/romniel/public_html/cgi/test.php on line 2 phpinfo is disable on all free hosting account due to security reasons. What did you need to know about php from that?

Clear your browser's cache. I see a directory listing for your Index of / page when I go to that url.

You login to your forum account with your forum username and password, not your domain information. Try logging into your account panel https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php to find your forum account username and swap it if you need to.

Clear your browser's cache and flush your computer's dns. It might be that your domain is still resolving the new dns for x10hosting since you changed it, if it doesn't work after clearing the browser's cache. It might take around 48 hours to stop directing to the old dns. Your domain is...

You can find your cPanel username in your account panel and your password should be the same as your forum and account panel password. Are you not being taken directly into your cPanel when you click on the "Login to cPanel" button from your hosting details page in your account panel? There's...

Also that domain url belongs to a different forum username. For support it would be easier all around to post a support request using the attached forum account. If you prefer this one used to post here, then you can switch them using the swap option in your account panel.

I've heard of some domain registrars needing the domain name added to the hosting account in order to verify the dns settings from the hosting's end. Have you tried changing your main domain or parking your domain name in your hosting account? I don't see it listed anywhere for your account yet.

The nameservers are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com Could you clarify what your domain registrar needs in order to set the nameservers if this doesn't work?

You'll need to contact your domain registrar and ask them what that error means.

Those usernames belong to other forum accounts. Deletion requests are only taken from the forum account that posts it so that you confirm that the account belongs to you. Please use this form when you post from each forum account that you've logged into to post from:

No bots are allowed at all in your hosting account. The TOS is clear on that.