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Yes. You went out and got a $195 piece of software for free, and you didn't think anything was wrong. No legit hosting service, free or paid, would allow pirated software to run on their servers.

What is clear is that vBulletin is not free software. You have to pay for it. You got it from somebody who took all the "protections" out of it (making it "nulled") and gave it away "free". They did not have the right to do that. You do not have the right to install such scripts on...

vBulletin is not free software. What you were trying to install was, effectively, stolen goods.

Although it does not show up on the system I use, your domain seems to be in the system. It is in the nameservers and they are pointing to your server. But there is a redirect loop that prevents the page from displaying. Go to the .htaccess file and remove any 301 redirects or any redirects...

There should be no need to have a specific name for a database or a database user. Most scripts (Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal, etc) have a config.php or settings.ini file where you can edit the name of the database, user, password, etc. Just use PHPMyAdmin to export all the tables (do not include...

There is one php.ini per server. It is for all accounts on that servers. Custom alterations are not done.

Not sure if PHP configuration is the cause of your problem. Depending on your script, etc, it can be any number of things. Do you have a URL we can see where the images do not show up?

Get Firefox browser, add FireBug and YSlow. You can get a lot of the info you got from Pingdom 1. You load jQuery twice. If done properly, it should only be done once. Some code is not using the standard WordPress method for adding scripts. 2. Once that is done, get the plugin "Use Google...

I see "aa" . Please clear your browser cache and history (and maybe add ?foo to the end of the URL to bypass your ISP's caching routines).

What is the name of the table?

I see turtles. Clear your browser cache and history before checking your site. Maybe add ?foo to the end of the url to fool your ISP's caching routines. And your domain name has "cooo" in it?

co.cc domains are usually free (except for some 'popular' names). You just have to go to co.cc and sign up and tell them it is for non-commercial use.

vB and IPB do not share licenses. You need a separate license for each script. You need a separate license for each install of vBulletin. ie, there is no "3 site" license. The same with IPB. If you install a non-valid script, your Free Hosting Account will be closed. If you feel that you...

"cheap price" usually means nulled or otherwise compromised. I suggest you go to the websites for the two scripts and ask that they verify your purchases.

The name of the server is "localhost"

Sometimes the user end unsuspension sticks a bit. I have unsuspended you and your site is loading fine.

It shows as being a parked domain on your account. Hence, it is in use.

Oh please. Even given the inadequacies of Google translate, that is a load of garbage.

No, we cannot see the script there. We can see the outcome, but we cannot see the script. Post the current contents of the file here (***** out any sensitive info).

jumb.org shows a page with just the word "test" on it for me.