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The system show that as your main domain but Whois for the domain shows the nameservers are still set to .tk's, not x10's.

There is no Free Hosting Account linked to this Forum account. If the account was terminated (for inactivity or other reasons), there are no backups. One way might be to Google your old URL and see if they have a cached version.

1. 'From' should be an email account on your domain 2. Check that email account for bounced emails 3. Hotmail and some others bounce emails from x10hosting's servers due to the abuse by a few. They do not even end up in the spam folder. 4. On other providers, check the spam folder. 5. You are...

What sort of script are you running? The relevant code would help. Are you getting error messages? Are you testing the return value? Is it saying the mail is sent, but it is not arriving at the destination? Did it work before on x10hosting and suddenly stop?

cPanel --> File Manager Go to public_html and use the upload feature, or create file and use the Editor to create the contents.

I can see the site. 1. The AVG warning is based on the Top Level Domain elementfx.com. Some members have abused the Free Hosting account and their elementfx.com subdomain to set up phishing sites, etc. x10hosting shuts them down as soon as they find out about them, but AVG (and Google, etc)...

Use cPanel-->File Manager or FTP to check the permissions on public_html Change them to 0777 Remove the files/directories Restore the permissions on public_html If the installation was in a subdirectory of public_html, change the permissions there too.

Go to co.cc and talk to them. It is their fault, not x10hosting's. If you registered your domain with them and used their system to set the DNS, it should work. And when you set the DNS, DO NOT USE www

Do you mean in addition to flintmedia ?

Try clearing your browser cache and history. Otherwise, what are we supposed to see? I see a css file lg.css that is loaded with the main page.

I get an error message when I visit your site: If you see something else, clear your browser cache and history.

I see your domain as eaglemedia dot x10 dot mx The blue Default Web Site Page you see is because it takes the system sometimes up to 48 hours (depending on the number of changes/additions are being done by the thousands of accounts on your server) to make all the internal changes to link your...

http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/ with FireFox will let you see the request and response headers. The URL you posted does not send the Last-Modified header.

Do you have a page URL where it does not work? Your Javascript reads the Last-Modified header from the server. Not sure what happens to that value if the server does not send that header (it is optional). It might default to today's date.

1. You have to go to where you bought the domains and use their account tools to point the DNS on both domains to ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com 2. Use the Account panel to set your main domain to brookbend.com , not brookbend.com.x10.mx (that is what it is now). 3. Use cPanel to park...

Works for me (new WordPress install). That is how DNS propagation works. First time looking for your site, the system gets the most current information. But then it stores it. If you update the nameservers, your part of the system will return the old information until it becomes "stale" and...

What software are you running? A CMS? Your own script? EDIT/ADD: Listing your .htaccess might help.

As mentioned, the nameservers are ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com and you would use your account at GoDaddy to set them.

What software are you running on your site?

Seems to be working now. Please clear your browser cache and history before you try checking your site again.