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Your primary domain is not pointing to x10 hosting. Check that then try

For security reasons the remote mysql disabled on x10.

You can't, The suspension falls under zero tolerance policy. So your account remains suspended.

The users can't hijack the others support threads. That means a user can post in their own thread. This thread is belongs to pegngary84. So the error when you tried to post using pegngaryubuntu43. 2) Did you tried to delete the files using Legacy file manager.

Did you changed the domain. Then you can't control the mail ids which belongs to other domain. Try to park the old domain then delete the mail IDs then remove the old domain.

First of all post the questions using the username pegngaryubuntu43 Then try to re install the wordpress from scratch.

Check how to use your won domain --> http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain

I mean take backup of entire site, and re install.

I unsuspended your account.

what is the domain you are trying to park? And what is the error the cpanel is giving?

I am seeing a contact form with the message flush dns and clear browser cache then try again

Read this http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain

Take backup first and try to delete and re install

It seems the nextgen-gallery plugin is not installed properly. Check out.

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I unsuspended your account.

Once you change the domain name you no longer control the resources associated to that domain like mails. Best way to delete the mail ids is Add the old domain as parked domain and delete the mail ids and then remove the old domain.

If you need more resources then opt for Prime membership.

There is another option to activate google apps, by uploading the html file. Try it.

@Derek, X10 is not a domain registrar, AFAIK It registers the domains at enom.com. @MicrotechXP, I use internetbs.net they provide free whois protection for most of the domains. domains costs around $8.5