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It is not, you can put a contact us and support page where ever you want in your website

You'd have to create a free hosting support thread and ask for it to be escalated for that.

Your account was found to have a paying script hacked so that it's free. That is a nulled script. It's a ZT suspension, thus a permanent one. As for the LDAP server, you must have a VPS to install it.

Basically, hotmail has blacklisted our domain. I'll try to contact them.

Frontpage is not as useful as it used to be. It's being rendered obsolete by many other systems. Instead of using frontpage, use FTP. Publisher can be configured to use FTP instead of the frontpage extensions.

If you can't change back to your old domain to remove the email, post back and your thread will be escalated.

We only found out recently. Admins said that they will comment on that further later. Just so you know, we are as puzzled by it as you.

Also, nulled scripts are against the original scripts terms and copyright. The original creator/distributor could decide to pursue charges under the DCMA.

A Proxy was found on your account. It's a ZT suspension.

Instead of putting your files in the "public html directory/", put it in no directory. Your files and the smileys folder should be at the same level.

@stpvoice Too much confusion for you if that is done

There is no problem with using SEO plugins. However, some caching plugins do trigger the HRU suspension.

Could you be clearer? I don't really understand. Also, for any enquiry, please post a message in the free hosting support section.

Our admin restarted the cron deamon.

Are you using persistent database connections? If so, it might be the cause of your problem as your webpage gives me an error.

I was able to access your domain... what is the problem exactly?

If the API is used proxy to other websites, then it is not allowed. But if it's to view your tweets or post one, then it's good.

Make sure that your mysql server is set to localhost in the phpbb configuration.

Are you using wordpress? As some plugins are known to generate resource usage spikes.

what is the content of your .htaccess file? can you post the contents of the error_log file? can you post the content of the error log (the cpanel one)? These would help with your issue.