Please don’t use AI to generate what you need to get help, as AI will do less than making it unclear. Any repeated use of AI will get your next posts reported. Also, don’t sign your posts. Anyway, as for your inquiry:
The redirect is caused by browser cache or DNS cache
Sometimes, a browser or proxy service may cache the redirect to suspendeddomain.org , and keep redirecting you even if your website is actually back online.
Additionally, if your domain name was just moved to a different IP address (e.g. when assigning a domain name to a different account), a DNS cache (either in your computer or with your internet provider) may cause your computer to connect to the old IP address. If so, you can try to clear the caches in your computer, check the website on a different device and/or network and try to open the website in private browsing mode.
After 72 hours at most, your website should come online on it’s own.
If you’ve just created your account, or just added a new domain name to an account, you may be surprised that you are unable to view your website when using the domain. Instead you may see:
An advertisements page, with ?z being added to the URL.
An error saying “This site can’t be reached”.
This is usually caused by a system called DNS Caching. This article explains how DNS Caching works, why your website isn’t up yet and what you can do to see your website right now.
(the last article is also valid for other providers, not just us)
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