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Try going in via file manager/ftp and erasing the files for the plugin itself - it might make wordpress throw a bit of a hissy fit but it'll also stop it from being able to run the plugin, which should stop the suspensions. I hit unsuspend again so it should get you going shortly...

Cannot be recovered - as per the TOS you are responsible for backups, and your account access was just permanently revoked, so there's no way to get a current backup.

First up, NEVER post a username/password. Ever. Someone could easily log into that and spam up the world, and you're liable cause it's your account. Second, it's only doing it to emails sent out through x10's email server - if it's set up to use gmail to actually send the email, it's not...

Normally to unsuspend yourself, you need to go to the account info panel and look for an unsuspension button. To make it easier this round, I put through an unsuspension anyways - it had been for inactivity.

And it's resuspended with a valid suspension message: /Downloads/Games/Gameboy%20Advance/Dragon%20Ball%20-%20Advanced%20Adventure.zip ^ Found that on one of your subdomains. That'd be rom distribution; here's the applicable part of the TOS. Warez: Includes pirated software, ROMS, emulators...

Do you use any plugins on your wordpress blog? Wordpress alone normally runs fine, but with a few plugins it's enough to trip high resource usage. Supercache is the big one, but based on the source of your page it doesn't look like supercache is enabled (it leaves a comment with page-execution...

Correct, although some ISP's and DNS providers will have the update in seconds (OpenDNS seems to be that quick most of the time) :)

Depending on DNS/ISP provider, it can take 72 hours for the change to fully propagate around the USA. It did change over just fine though; OpenDNS has the update already (it pretty much got it instantly), so rest assured it is right, it'll just be a bit before your ISP realizes it's been changed.

I looked and found the thread in question: http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/115601-updates-upgrades-etc.html It never says anything about being GUARANTEED 98% uptime; in this case the servers were moving faster but if you'd rather leave 50,000+ accounts to clog up the servers and...

I'm more pointing out it's a registered company, same as lemon-tree is. A lot of the sites that make the claim aren't legitimate companies and pretty much can't be held liable; x10 can be in this case, which is a pretty big deal for them if they were to miss and go under 99.9% uptime.

When $ is involved on something this big it's very bad to lie, hence why it's 99.9 and not 100%. At rough estimate that's something like a maximum of 40 minutes downtime for the entire month, although the most I've seen is 10-15 for an apache update :) Plus x10's not trying to scam someone...

Speed doesn't seem to ever be an issue on the server I'm on, likewise stability. The only /real/ downtime I've had recently was self inflicted, although a few weeks ago there was about 10-15 minutes of pre-scheduled downtime for an apache update. That one was known in advance before it...

Is it working again? The server might've gone down (had some issues with another user's account), but it's loading fine right now for me at least.

Do a little research, you'll stumble here: http://www.webtvwire.com/linking-to-infringing-content-is-probably-illegal-in-the-us/ The problem is it's been proven at least 3 times that it's illegal to even link to copyrighted material that is being hosted illegally. As such, x10hosting has you...

Becuase it did violate the rules: 2. High Resource Usage Policy Resources are defined as bandwidth and/or processor utilization. x10Hosting may implement the following policy to its sole discretion: When a website is found to be monopolizing the resources available x10Hosting, reserves the right...

The curious part here, I think at least, is that it only freaks out in real-windows, and not in safemode. Cause if it's a switch issue, it should still shut off in safemode. My guess is either a rogue driver or something on startup (virus, rogue app, etc) is shutting the system down. And that...

Make some more posts; I think either at 5 or 10 it allows you to begin posting in those areas. They were blocked to low-post count users mostly to combat spam.

My bad, I did read the post but I hadn't remembered there being a way to transfer to x10hosting's control before.

Out of curiosity, did you by chance include config.php twice by accident? Cause the error is freaking out that you're re-declaring function sha512 a second time, once it's already been declared, and it's saying it was declared in that same file. The only cause I can think of is that it...

Edit: Snip, invalid/wrong information.