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For starters, what's your domain? Have you setup DKIM and SPF?

Files are cached. See https://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache cPanel --> Software and Services box --> Cachewall --> here you can turn it off, purge the cache and enable dev mode.

Use the File Manger to create blank Index.html and Index.css files, edit those files and copy and paste your code.

In the older cPanel, use the Switch Theme option in the top-left.

I am unable to duplicate the issue you are reporting. I am able to access my website without a 403 error. If you are still having this error, please reply with steps to duplicate your issue.

Provide the link to your website so other eyes can take a look at your issue.

I can't duplicate this on my account. How are you sending the email? Mine was from webmail.

I kind of wonder if this has anything to do with the 10MB file size limit.

Are you using the full database name in your connection string? Should be: cpanelusername_databasename

Remote MySQL is blocked on shared, free hosting. See https://x10hosting.com/support/account/plans-upgrades-explained

cPanel --> Software and Services box --> Select PHP Version --> check boxes and click the [Save] button.

Set up the email account you are sending from in cPanel and then try.

I feel for you bro, especially since Puerto Rico is not a country. It would be like banning sign-ups from Illinois, but not Indiana (that's a discussion for another time). If you need to create a free WordPress blog, I would recommend Googling: wordpress.

Host your files on Dropbox.

I'm on xo7.x10hosting.com and cPanel works for me. What server are you on?

Please make sure your script does not violate Terms of Service and/or Acceptable Use Policy. If this is not the case, please provide exact step-by-step instructions to reproduce the error.

cPanel --> Software and Services box --> Select PHP Version

How are you building your site?

1. Use a POP3/IMAP client to empty the Inbox. If you have a Gmail account, you can use that. 2. In cPanel go to FileManger > mail > domain.tld > name > cur You can manually delete emails with the FileManager. It's not unlimited.