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I believe that you can login and unsuspend the account yourself if it was just for 30 days.

Please be aware that file hosting can lead to a suspension. I'm not sure how it would really be handled here so if I were you, I would make a backup and make it so that the account is mainly used for web hosting. You can choose whatever options you want, though I personally wouldn't take risks...

The best option when it comes to folders that are not supposed to have main (index) pages within (a CSS directory) would be to turn off indexing. Of course, if you want a main page (like without the file name) then you do something like what Angus said.

No emails of a potential false-positive site temporary lockdown? Interesting. Perhaps little bit of logging should be done so that the thing causing the problem could be spotted?

I had a feeling that didn't sound right. What I mean't was that the provided path should match the exact same case.

Well, that's pretty outdated.

What server is your site on and what is the error that you're getting?

The forever popup thing sounded a little odd anyway. :lol:

Not sure if it would be cheating, but okay. Lol. Probably best if you provide the code you've currently got as I'm not sure how this popup has to be done. If it's going to be a "forever" popup (like where it appears on every page load) then you can use .remove() from JQuery(?). As for the popup...

You need to change the file extensions to lower case, like .PNG to .png, in the actual HTML. EDIT: Here's something useful you may want to follow.

It looks like your IMG sources are incorrect. You will have to make them all lower case (like 'dollar.png' rather than 'Dollar.PNG') to make sure it matches the exact naming and case. Also, it seems that you're missing a few images such as 'pound.png' and a CSS file. You may want to reupload them.

Rename 'Index.html' to 'index.html'. Linux (the operating system type that is being used on the web server) is case-sensitive.

What are these files, if you mind me asking?

Never trust CNET download. Once, it installed a useless program even though I've disagreed and deselected the stuff I don't want. The unauthorised program that was installed was also identified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program).

I see the error... ...on that screenshot. Doesn't Apache log errors from things that are attached to it such as modules? Perhaps that'll have some information why it suddenly came along.

When I've used Dreamweaver CS5, it was nice but also horrible. The first reason would be that it would show some outdated options (not compliant to HTML5) and the layout viewer doesn't work with properties (I think that's what it's called) such as border-radius. I'm not sure of this changed in...

You may want to check with GoDaddy customer service why isn't the name server information updated in the whois service or better yet ask if it was actually applied (also mentioning the whois).

I thought that I should let you know that if you're using your emails for business, you shouldn't really be using free web hosting of any kind for such thing as anything could happen, same would apply for web hosting in general, like there isn't an uptime guarantee so you could potentially lose...

What server are your sites on?

As the error hints, it's to do with the connection limit being hit, though it is unknown if this is true. Do you use a PHP function that closes the connection? Because that's something VERY important. Maybe you're getting attacked, getting a lot of users, or it's just some issue on the MySQL...