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I tried loading my home page today and received a DNS error. A check of where the problem was showed this:

 

* ns1.heliohost.org returned (NORECORDS)

* ns2.heliohost.org returned (NORECORDS)

 

So I went to log in to cpanel to see what was going on, but my username and password no longer work.

 

Was my account removed or suspended? If so, why? I haven't received any email about it. Although, now that my domain is down, I can't receive any email at all.

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I get:

 

We're sorry, but we either could not find that account in the database, or it is not listed as inactive. Please contact an administrator if you feel this message is in error.

 

Edit: Forgot to add: my domain is pennylanepc.com, and my cpanel username is emcee.

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If it's been over 30 days since your last login to your cpanel than your site has probably been deleted. If that's the case you can re-register with that same domain but your files will no longer be there.

 

 

 

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I guess that's probably it. Why no mention of this in the terms? Or at least a warning before it's deleted.

 

Thankfully, everything is backed up.

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For some reason I never got it. It's not in my inbox or spam.

 

Who is your email client? If it's hotmail then it probably got blocked.

 

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Gmail, but it uses the domain I have hosted here. So, anything@pennylanepc.com ends up in my gmail inbox, or at least it should. Was the email sent after the domain was suspended?

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The email is sent out before you site gets deleted. We've had some server problems the last few days and maybe that's why you didn't get it? Just make sure you login at least once every 30 days with your new account and you won't have any problems.

 

 

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In another thread, I'm claiming HelioHost for my account recovery, too.

I also didn't receive the notification about suspendeing or deleting.

My email address is Gmail.

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