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You agreed to the TOS, and that gives x10hosting the authority to enforce its rules. Zero Tolerance means no second chances. Your account will remain permanently suspended, and arguing about it will not change the consequences.

It should not have been there in the first place. Your account is permanently suspended and any access to it is not allowed.

Your account is permanently suspended. No access and no backups are allowed.

Access to a permanently suspended account is not allowed. It will remain suspended before automatically terminating itself.

Please give the system at least 24 hours to sync up with the new domain. If after 24 hours and clearing the browser's cache it still doesn't show your site, then let us know.

There is zero tolerance for rapidleech, which was clearly forbidden in the TOS that you agreed to when you signed up for an account. Your account is permanently suspended.

Well if the calendar is causing the suspensions, then it's most likely not using only a small amount of resources. You might want to recheck that script if you made it or check with the creators of the script to find out why it's doing this. The servers for free hosting have an entirely...

There is zero tolerance for uploading rapidleech into your account. You'll remain permanently suspended.

The Terms of Service that you agreed to when you signed up for a hosting account here at x10hosting says different, and x10hosting will enforce its rules. Your suspension is permanent.

Co.cc is a third party domain that is owned by co.cc. You must register it there in order to use it. x10hosting doesn't own or control co.cc domains. The other choices you get for free domains here are owned and controlled by x10hosting, just not co.cc.

According to this support thread http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/149026-x10-hosting-very-poor-admin-support.html the mail queue is congested. That means that the plugins are not malfunctioning.

Masshuu already told that this is a known issue and that there is no eta for a fix at this time.

Unfortunately, there is zero tolerance for uploading those files into your hosting account. Your account is permanently suspended.

I've unsuspended you.

Your site is not currently suspended., and I can visit it just fine. If you still can't visit it, clear your browser's cache before trying again.

When you go into your file manager in your cPanel, make sure you check that box to show all hidden files before you proceed. You should be able to find it inside the file manager after that.

Please try now, it's loading just fine for me. If it's still doing that, then try clearing your browser's cache and flushing your computer's dns.

Your page is loading just fine. Please clear your browser's cache.

Permanent suspension means there is no access allowed to your account for any reason before it's terminated. According to the TOS, you are responsible for your own backups.

You are still responsible for what you upload to your account. You agreed that you were responsible for that when you agreed to the TOS to create an account. You'll be held to that agreement, and you won't get your account back. The account is permanently suspended.