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No, only having the interface in English won't be enough to comply with the ToS. The majority of the content need to be available in English, meaning that if you for instance have a forum at least 90 % of the user generated content should be English (or have translations alongside any other...

Account has been unsuspended.

755 is generally for folders, 644 generally for files.

777 will cause an error as that means world writable and is a huge security breach, so the servers are configured to throw an error on that.

I see your site just fine when I tested right now, do you still get that? Though, right now there's an index.html serving the site and no index.php present. Keep in mind that your php files would need to have the permission set to 644

There would need to be a manual 1 to 1 translation of all content into English, Spanish or French in order to comply with ToS. Automated, on the fly, translation scripts are not good enough. The English version would need be easily accessible from the main page of the site. If you agree to...

The good news is I managed to sort the issue out, the bad news is that the site violates ToS and has now been suspended.

Can you please try now? I gave the server a gentle kick

I see that your account is currently suspended, which means it will self terminate in due time. We do not speed this up.

What is the domain in question, and what would be the old account?

I don't see any parked domain for your account when I check your cPanel right now. What should the domain be?

Looking into the DNS issue right now. The domain is using /public_html/beta as document root according to cPanel, which is a folder you have set a password protection on so it would be perfectly normal for that to ask for a password. However only people with the login details would be able to...

Usually less then an hour. I gave the server a gentle kick, and it appears as both subdomains listed on your account works properly now. It is however possible you may need to clear browser cache ones more

I have notified an admin, with access to the code in particular, about this

One thing to be aware of is that cPanel (which you are redirected to when logging into that address) uses port 2083, if you are at a school or workplace this port could be blocked. I didn't see any issues logging in just now.

Do you by any chance have more then one account? If so you'd need to log in to both accounts separately once every 30 days to avoid suspension.

For a premium account you should be logging in at: https://clients.x10hosting.com/clientarea.php If you don't remember your password, there should be an option to reset the password at the login page. If all else fails, you can email the premium support at support@x10premium.com, include as much...

Remote mysql connections were never meant to work on free hosting, the port is indeed blocked in firewall. As for deletion of account, please log into the account portal and request account deletion.

You're welcome

Answered in your other thread, so closing this one.