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Both show your blog for me.

Seems to be running now .... but now it seems to be throwing a php sytax error...

http://derisionworld.x10.mx/changepass.php I get "file not found"

Seems like one of your WordPress plugins is chewing up memory. What is the full error message? When does it happen/what pages?

http://www.whatsmydns.net/#NS/nandi.tk Currently, the above shows that the Web cannot find what your nameservers are. That problem would originate at dot.tk, not x10hosting.

He gets a 509 Bandwidth Limit Exceeded reply from the server

adorabletab:com issues a 301 redirect to www:adorabletab:com www:adorabletab:com has a CNAME entry that sends requests to pagespeed.googlehosted.com "Your" content loads from google, not x10hosting Is your site even hosted here?

If you did not log onto the Account Panel for 30 days, your account would have been suspended for Inactivity and then if it were not unsuspended in 14 days, it would have been deleted. No archives.

I just checked the ones you re-uploaded and they display fine for me. Try clearing your browser cache and history to get rid of locally stored busted images. 23.png is a Lakers cap with a leopard bill.

When I try to load one of your png directly, it comes up as a broken image. Are you sure you uploaded them via FTP in binary mode? text or ascii mode will break images.

Well, your nameservers are pointing correctly. Could you try to add the domain one more time?

What is the domain name?

Domain name? That error message is saying that the nameservers you are using are not pointing your domain to x10hosting.

They are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

Got URL?

That error message means that you do not use dot.tk properly to set up the nameservers. It would help if you would tell us the domain name you are trying to add. Also, I don't see a free hosting account linked to this Forum account.

Open browser. Clear cache and history. Close browser. Open browser. Check site.

Just depends on how your browser handled caching the page. Also, if you don't visit the new URL until it is functional, you never get the default page to cache. Same thing with DNS propagation. You visit your old site and then change DNS settings to a new host, but you keep getting directed...

If it was suspended and then deleted, it was completely purged from the system. No retrieval possible.

If your site has malware on it, that is something you have to fix. Exactly how do you know that you have malware?