Account Suspension
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Hi,
I'm sorry, but your hosting account was permanently terminated after being suspended for over 21 days. While I am currently unable to find exactly why it was terminated, if you had been inactive for a large period of time, this may be why your account was removed. Please feel free to create a new account.
Thank you,
I'm sorry, but your hosting account was permanently terminated after being suspended for over 21 days. While I am currently unable to find exactly why it was terminated, if you had been inactive for a large period of time, this may be why your account was removed. Please feel free to create a new account.
Thank you,
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No, your old website would have been deleted when your account was terminated.
If your account was originally suspended for inactivity, that whole process takes at least 51 days after your last login (30 days before suspension, plus at least 21 days after that before the account is terminated, during which you can unsuspend yourself after logging in); that period of time is taken as a pretty good sign that the account owner is no longer interested, and all of that is spelled out in the Terms of Service. If the account had been suspended for abuse/wrongdoing, then it would be in the host's interest to make sure you didn't have any access to files or data you may have collected.
Whether you start a new account here or elsewhere, you should always create your own backups locally. There's an old saying in the computer world: data doesn't exist at all until it exists in at least two different places.
If your account was originally suspended for inactivity, that whole process takes at least 51 days after your last login (30 days before suspension, plus at least 21 days after that before the account is terminated, during which you can unsuspend yourself after logging in); that period of time is taken as a pretty good sign that the account owner is no longer interested, and all of that is spelled out in the Terms of Service. If the account had been suspended for abuse/wrongdoing, then it would be in the host's interest to make sure you didn't have any access to files or data you may have collected.
Whether you start a new account here or elsewhere, you should always create your own backups locally. There's an old saying in the computer world: data doesn't exist at all until it exists in at least two different places.
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I had an account with the domain csebeta.x10.mx . Now when I take that url, I get a message Domain Does Not Exist. on signing in, it says my account was disabled/removed. Is there any way I can recover my account or atleast all the files in the domain? Please help!
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