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This is not SQL hosting, this is web hosting, your DB must have something to do with the website. It is blocked for security on free hosting. PHP scripts locally on your account can connect to your DB and alter data on it. For example, you could use HTTP POST to a PHP Script to get or set...

Everyone has unlimited, you are given an initial quota with unlimited requests to incrementally increase as long as you are compliant with TOS

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The username and/or password you are supplying in the script is incorrect.

Use of an external SMTP server on free hosting is forbidden. You must use the server your account is hosted on as the SMTP server.

Are you getting any error messages when trying to access?

Can you try it now.

This is a client side error. https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/fix-err-ssl-protocol-error/

As in check everything in your Wordpress settings and how it set while looking for anything unfamiliar or plugins that you did not install.

That is NordVPN protection from the attached screenshot. You would need to report it to them and work with NordVPN to report it as a false positive. From the message, it would also appear to be a misconfiguration on your SSL settings for your domain.

Can you try again now

Use of an external SMTP server is not allowed. Can only use localhost (the server your account is on)

The messages area is disabled. All that is in the message center is likely an error message saying it failed for the same reason as before. All you can do is change ACME Provider between Let’s Encrypt and ZeroSSL. Outside of that, there is nothing that can be done outside of patiently waiting...

For future reference, it can be cancelled through your PayPal account in subscriptions. I have notified an admin to take a look.

You can unsuspend it yourself by clicking the unsuspend button.

You can see the reason for your suspension by logging into the account panel at https://x10hosting.com/panel

external SMTP connections are not allowed.

Hello, There is not much that can be done aside from waiting for the limit to be reset. All you can do is change the ACME Provider setting from Let's Encrypt to ZeroSSL. If you still get the same error, than all you can do is wait.

Check the error logs

You would need to look at your site configuration in Wordpress.