i saw another post on this topic which said i was suppose to get atleast 1 email before my website got sent to china? that website wasnt importaint at all but i am still confused after reading that other msg
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I can’t find ellothere.wuaze.com on any of the hosting accounts under your profile. One account on your profile is fully deleted. It was deactivated “by request” about 15 minutes after it was created, and it had an infinityfree.com free subdomain rather than a wuaze.com one. I don’t know if that’s the account your site was on.
Was ellothere.wuaze.com on an account you deactivated or deleted yourself? Or did you never touch it, and the site just disappeared? That decides whether an email should have been sent.
If the account is deleted, it can’t be brought back. Deleted accounts lose all their files and databases, and their free subdomains are released for anyone to use. This article explains it:
This one covers deactivated accounts. If you deactivate one yourself, it’s deleted automatically after 60 days unless you delete it sooner:
We mainly send reminder emails if your account was suspended for inactivity. Inactivity suspensions are not deliberate, easy to reactivate, but require the account owner to be aware of them. That’s why there are ample messages.
But in this particular case, the account was created, then deactivated 15 minutes later, and deleted only two minutes after that.
That’s only possible if someone with access to your members area was pressing the buttons to deactivate and delete the account.
You should have gotten an email notifying you about the deactivation. But the deletion went so fast here that I suspect the account was already wiped before the email could be sent.