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Thanks for sharing this! I wonder what actually caused the temporary suspension. Was some protocol not followed? Was the OP not sharing all the details? Was it

• anenefan 2y ago
  Not that we should speculate since it is the sort of thing where one's proverbial neck is on the chopping block with all access revoked ... 10 minutes or a couple hours could well feel like a lifetime. Resolving problems often take time, possibly only when whomever has been tasked with it begins their next work day. As for accusing replies they received -- probably just the cookie cutter responses when their account went dead from the outwards facing staff at Hostinger. Reviews take time generally. Again this is just speculation on my part. I have observed in the nature of the web, some people expected to be treated like royalty or better ... often way better and not accepting of this day or days but this second, now I demand it. It would not be the first time a; not at this minute, in time, under investigation, not until type response is construed to be hostile, unhelpful, being an utter bast@rd, or worse. Given the reply by Jellyfish8785, their account was compromised. With about 70 sites, it would not be surprising if one or more had an older version of forum or blog software which would allow a scrip kiddie to gain access to one site and from there others. As for suspended domains. In the absence of a reply from abuse or admin @somesite.foo the next usual step is for netizens who've spotted a big issue is to report the site to the domain host as it is (well has been) easy enough to find and file a report.