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What exactly is the problem specifically? Does the email bounce back? Some providers blacklist x10's mail servers due to past abuse-hotmail and yahoo are known to do this.

Usually 48 hours or less, but it can be longer.

Well generally, if the original owner of the script/software is charging it, and you have managed to get it for free, then it's probably nulled. An account manager will be able to tell you specifically which file was the problem.

Some domains are blacklisting the servers due to abuse from other users-as far as I know hotmail and yahoo do this. Have you tried sending to a variety of email accounts/domains? Alternatively, you could set up google apps for your domain (which is free) and use their mail servers.

If you need the nameservers, they are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

Your site loads fine for me. Try clearing your browser cache and flush your DNS, then try again.

You can change your cpanel password in the hosting control panel at http://x10hosting.com/control Also, there is a button which automatically logs you into cpanel with your last known credentials. As far as I know the cpanel username is also displayed.

Sign up: http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html It's very easy, just log into cpanel, click MX entry, and add ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM with a priority of 0, and then delete the other with your site's domain name on it. Then all you need to do is confirm your ownership of the domain you...

Your account cannot be unsuspended, because this is against the zero tolerance policy. Your account is permanently suspended. You should have read the ToS in the first place. It is very clear on the signup page.

Logging into your site via a proxy is fine, but from what I can tell you must have been hosting a proxy-which falls under the zero tolerance policy. Your account is permanently suspended.

You could use an external email exchanger, such as google apps standard. You can have up to 50 accounts for free, and all you need to do is change an MX record.

You need to ensure that the domain is registered, and that the nameservers point to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com before trying to park it.

Or you could set up a redirect page in the root of public_html to automatically transfer visitors to the /susie directory.

Yes, you can indeed. Create a file in the root of public_html called index.html, and insert the following content:

It shows fine for me. Clear your browser cache and flush your DNS, and try again.

It loads fine for me....ensure you upload some files to the public_html directory-also, clear your browser cache and flush your DNS.

It's just because of some problems the servers have been having recently. Admin are still trying to get everything running smoothly, so there may be some downtime in that process.

I'm sure it's being monitored. It shouldn't be long before it's fixed.

There has been a server issue. As far as I know, it is now fixed. Your site should be fine now, if not, very soon. :)

There is currently a server issue-but I believe it is fixed. Your site should be working-if not, it will be very soon. :)