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Do you have a file in the public_html directory called .htaccess?

Click on the R1 Soft backups in your cPanel. I do believe that it'll restore your account to its previous state like new.

Can you login here http://x10hosting.com/login.php with your forum username and password?

I don't think x10hosting has blocked you. Your ISP might have something to do with this. Contact them. Or check your firewalls. This is something from your end, especially since you can access your site with a proxy.

There are no backups for deleted sites, sorry. There's no way to get it back.

It's most likely that your hosting account was terminated/deleted. Unfortunately, there's no way to reestablish a deleted account. Feel free to sign up for a new account instead. Remember, it's required of you to log into these forums once every 31 days to maintain activity on your account...

Can you sign in here http://x10hosting.com/login.php with your forum username and password?

Add those domains into addon domains in your cPanel. There, make sure the settings point to the directories you want.

There is something at the top to show what step you are in in the sign up process. After it tells you that your email is unavailable just click on the next step at the top. You'll be able to complete the sign up with no problems this way.

If your account has been terminated/deleted, then you can resign up for a hosting account. You can still use your forum account to do it.

You are required to log into the forums here once every 31 days. Logging into the account panel or cPanel does not count as staying active. If indeed your account was terminated and deleted, there is no way to restore any of your files. No backups are kept on terminated accounts.

This is the initial free hosting support system. When necessary, some of these threads are escalated to an area where only you and the administrators can see and interact.

What's your server name?

I just clicked on your link and it loads fine for me. Are you able to log in to your account panel or cPanel?

Here's a thread I found on this subject after searching the forums: http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/3287-x10hosting-com-plans.html Edit: Since that post was made, the space and bandwidth has been doubled.

Please check your code that it's inside the correct directory containers.

Actually the user will have to check if the previous account really is terminated. That way, the TOS won't be broken again by having a second hosting account, which is against the rules.

There is already acknowledgment of the problem here http://forums.x10hosting.com/free-hosting/107896-mysql-connection-dead.html It's being worked on.

Please clarify if you were having trouble with the login to the account panel or cPanel after my advice. If you couldn't log into your account panel at http://x10hosting.com/login.php, you need to sign up for a hosting account. If you were able to log into your account panel but not your...

Is it rejecting your username and password or are those links inaccessible? Try logging in here http://x10hosting.com/login.php with your forum username and password, and then click on the link to your cPanel.