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Your blog is already hosted by blogspot. If you meant to host a separate website, then do as priyaa161 has advised you.

You can also access using http://yoursiteaddress/cpanel/

Please read these http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/115601-updates-upgrades-etc.html and http://status.x10hosting.com/. There's a server migration going on right now. It causes a server overload, but when it's done everything should be back to normal. Keep updated about the...

http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/115601-updates-upgrades-etc-2.html#post659595 - Hopefully my answer in that thread will help reassure you.

Please read http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/115601-updates-upgrades-etc.html and http://status.x10hosting.com/. Staff will post when everything is completed, but no such post has been made yet. Your problems with your site is still due to the migrations and upgrades.

Go to your account panel https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php, log in, click on Hosting at the top, and then click on cancel attempt. Stay logged in, and then go straight to try to sign up again for a hosting account. Remember to keep your chosen password between 1 and 16 characters in length.

1. and 4. x10hosting will automatically create those subdomains except for co.cc. It's a third-party free domain that you can register at co.cc, and use that account to point name servers (like a top-level domain) to x10hosting, and then add it into your account panel or park that domain or...

In cPanel, you can park your domain or put it as main domain in your account panel as well.

Go to your account panel https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php, log in, click on Hosting at the top, then click on cancel attempt. Don't log out, just go straight to trying to sign up again. Remember to leave your username out off your password.

You didn't make a typo error. The field where you typed in your preferred username cut off the '6' at the end. This is because there are only 8 characters max for a hosting account username. If you don't want that as a username, then you'll have to request a deletion of your account, and...

Why don't you try to do it yourself first? Save two backups instead one. Just incase you do make a mistake, you'll have the other one to correct it.

Go cancel your hosting creation attempt and try to sign up again.

What's your site address?

There's nothing keeping you here if you dislike it so much.

Whether or not that's what you think, the reason of it being because of the moves and upgrades is still true.

http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/115601-updates-upgrades-etc.html

Go to your account panel https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php, click on Hosting at the top, and then click on cancel attempt. After that, then go try and sign up again. Remember to leave out the word test out of the user name you choose.

Transferring accounts causes an overload on the servers a lot. So even though you are on the new server, it doesn't mean that your server is done with the migration.

If you read the next paragraph, Corey said that estimate was made to include no complications. He also said that there were always some sort of complications that happen such as the servers freaking out and whatnot. Besides, Corey and staff usually post to announce that server migrations are...

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