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The "Terms of Service" are under the LEGAL tab at the bottom right of each page.

What is an internet channel? A little explanation here may help someone to help you.

I have no idea who Donald Marshall is but if he is so important, at least to you, you should use a paid Premium account where support is not basically by peers.

I do not know who you are or why you think you are so important. You are lucky I am not running this web host or you would be gone.

Unfortunately your web site files are no longer available. When a site is deleted for failure to log-in, this is done by an automated system. This points up the necessity to make your own backup files and keep them on your computer, then you can reload when needed.

This is the file size limit, found in the TOS, located under the 'LEGAL' tab found at the bottom right of each page: Hosting accounts may not be used to store backups, personal files, or non-web accessible files. Any files hosted on the account must be directly related to the website the account...

I was able to before x10 put the limit on file sizes. The unlimited file size was what initially drew me to x10. With the .exe files I was running it was hard to stay under the limit. One way would be to place them on a file storage site and link to them on your x10 site.

Items you are asking for are not available to x10 Freepages. If there is no option for an action available on cpanel, it is not available to freepages. There are no individual options available, they are system wide. You can request a name change for your website url. You should submit the...

It has been three years now since Corey's last short update of plans for x10's freehosting. Are any projects in the works? Will any changes be implemented? How will the support system be rebuilt? Just a hello would help.

If you built your web site using Dreamweaver, Microsoft Expressions or one of the other web authoring programs, you should have the web files on your computer. It would simply be a matter of securing another web space provider and uploading your files by FTP. If you built your web site using...

Is this a WYSIWYG web site program?

x10 does not maintain backups for free accounts. It is up to each individual to maintain their own backups and these backups should be kept on your own PC or Cloud account, not your x10 account.

You may need to change your cpanel theme.

The most common reason for getting an account suspended is failure to log in within a 30-day period. Instructions for un-suspending and account are found here: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/account-suspended-find-out-what-to-do-here.180410/

Instructions for un-suspending your account are found here: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/account-suspended-find-out-what-to-do-here.180410/

Change your PHP version using the option on cpanel.

Instructions for un-suspending your account: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/account-suspended-find-out-what-to-do-here.180410/ If you have not created a backup of your account, you will not be able to until or if your account is un-suspended.

If your website has been removed from x10 it is gone. It is your responsibility to maintain backups, and these should be kept separate from x10. Logging in once every 30 days is a small price to pay for free web space.

Just so you do run afoul of the TOS: File Storage Hosting accounts may not be used to store backups, personal files, or non-web accessible files. Any files hosted on the account must be directly related to the website the account is intended for. Files over 10MB in size will be automatically...

Why are you going to "purchase hits"?