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I'm sorry, but your English is not very clear to me. Are you saying that yourembroiderydesign.co.cc is already set up? You needed to register that first at .co.cc if you want to use that one in x10. Then you need to add it as a main, parked, addon or subdomain in cPanel. Then you need to go...

You've posted that new problem in another thread ;) So this thread can be closed now.

My site & account has had no real problems until now, & it has just started doing the same as you describe. Hopefully it will rectify itself shortly. Personally, I'm just going to sit tight & wait. No need for Support tickets or anything just yet.

No real questions of any importance, but thanks for posting back here. Your progress & outcome might help answer the questions of others with a similar problem. Out of interest, are you not even able to log in to your AMP? ; http://x10hosting.com/panel.php

I seem to remember that last time I saw a poll like this somewhere on x10, the results showed that there were a large proportion of children around 12 to 15. Oldies like me seemed to be in the minority. I'm not all that old, but I feel like it when mixing with some of the people here! The poll...

So what happens when you guys log in to the Account panel? ; http://x10hosting.com/panel.php Are you finding & clicking on the unsuspension request? Isn't it there, isn't it working, or is there some other problem with unsuspending yourself? (and don't forget to sort your site out before...

Still waiting for answers to my others questions.....

Note the thread's title : Corny Pick up lines I think "really lame" is what you're going to get here. ;)

I just wish we had clearer guidelines on how much is too much, & how to tell what our sites are currently using. This is not just for people who are currently suspended - but is also for all those people like me who wonder if they might get suspended in the future. Re the bandwidth versus...

I just hope that Corey's new "server resource monitor " can be set to different trigger levels if needed. If the suspensions issued are not caused by server upgrade problems, & if the posters here are correct in thinking that their websites aren't resource hogs, then it sounds like the...

You should have a File Manager in cPanel in the group on the right titled Files. If it's not there, then that is strange. mySQL is normally supported, look in the Database section. in cPanel. I'm not sure if it has been disabled during the server upgrade work (perhaps someone else can answer...

Banned for using a dictionary to check your spelling before posting.

If you are asking us for help, I'm afraid that you haven't given us much to go on. Was your site working before? Can you log in to AMP & cPanel? Assuming you haven't given us your real site address there, what is it? Have you set it as a main or parked domain in cPanel? If it's registered...

For the benefit of people finding this thread & wondering, please refer to this new post from Corey ; http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/98836-update-6-22-09-a.html - It may answer some of your questions. (Also, remember to regularly check the News section for more Updates...

He was referring to Corey's posts eg. here ; http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/98510-support-tickets.html#post549506 A genuine fault like this would be OK to submit though - providing there aren't already loads of threads here, all with people with the same problem, all saying...

Well, your cPanel info looks OK. But I'll leave it to someone else here to check & advise you on your site's content, & whether that is the problem. Certainly your error log looks suspicious. If everything else checks out OK, you'll need to get a Support ticket so they can fix it for you. Be...

jsto17 seems to have been dealing with tickets for the past week now. I don't know if it's something that he has been doing wrong (perhaps bumping them to the bottom of the queue again, or perhaps not noticing that they've been closed & not realising that he should re-open them). But it...

I think he means x10 credits. eg. you'll gets 250 hits from his site for the price of 100 of your x10 credits. But you only have 60 credits, so that might be tricky!

I'd be interested to know if there's a simple way to meter or measure what resources & server loading one's website is causing. I know that there's a Server Status panel in cPanel, but I assume that this only displays info about the server in general , & not about what one's own site is using...