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Are you talking about a catch-all sub-domain or just saying that any sub-domain you try doesn't work?

Make sure the 'geoip' module is enabled in 'PHP Selector' on cPanel.

Redirects are typically placed into .htaccess file(s). You may have to manually remove them.

Mod_security2 can be a bit of a pain when it comes to excluding rulesets. The admin would have to go through the MS2 log (stores information about triggers) and manually add the ID to the exception list just to discover that there's still another one being triggered.

It's possible that there's still a rule out there being triggered. Are the other areas of the site you had reported still having the issue?

The best that could be done is to bypass the rule for that specific submission file.

^ this. Not sure how you ended up here but the hosting provider you seem to be using is 'Hostinger.'

When it comes to X10's free hosting, you can only use their name servers when adding a domain in cPanel for verification. Most free hosts do the same. You don't really need to use a separate DNS service. One that you may end up using without noticing however is a CDN such as Cloudflare and...

So approximately just over a week? I would've put this in earlier as it's getting way too close to the account termination stage at this point.

You can only either park or add your domain as an add-on domain. This cannot be replaced with the main one assigned to your free hosting account. You would have to pay for renewals or anything domain related via your registrar (not here). (By that, I mean things that aren't controlled by X10)...

Both are available.

I'm surprised that you haven't mentioned more examples that Facebook has.

Well, they'll probably need to order more storage and I don't see @Corey showing any life in any of these recent threads.

I'd like to point out (even though it probably isn't the most appropriate to mention) is that a "customer" pays for goods. If you're using a service for free without paying for add-ons then you're simply a non-paying member.

Do you have any cron jobs active currently?

very detailed error. 10/10 IGN

The error isn't saying that there's anything missing. All it's saying is that it's unable to open the file. If it isn't permissions, then the next thing I would be thinking is ownership. Thing is that it can't have messed up that way. Could do further testing but meh. Looks like you'll need...

755 for folders, 644 for the files. And you should be able to see and modify them either via the file manager or via an FTP client.

Can you check if the permissions are correct for '/wp-content/themes/stockholm/includes/plugins/class-tgm-plugin-activation.php'?

So, really what you can do is hide the information for the current whois. As I said and pointed out above my post, it will still be out there.