I’m freaking out! My hosting company sent me an email saying they suspended my account because of too many database queries. They said it was affecting server performance. When I tried to get it back up, everything went haywire!
Now I can’t even log into my WordPress dashboard. I get a 505 error. I tried fixing the htaccess file but no luck. The version.php file is missing too.
To make things worse, someone mixed up my site folders. Now two sites are messed up instead of one!
The hosting company claims they didn’t touch my files, but everything was fine before that email. I tried reinstalling WordPress in desperation, but now all my content is gone. I can log in, but it’s like starting from scratch.
What should I do to recover my site and content? I’m lost and need help ASAP!
oof, that sounds rough! have you tried reaching out to your host’s support team? they might be able to restore a backup from before the suspension. if not, check if you have any local backups on your computer. worst case, you might need to rebuild from scratch 
in the future, definitely set up regular backups to avoid this headache again!
I’ve been in a similar situation before, and it’s definitely stressful. First, take a deep breath. Your content isn’t necessarily gone forever.
Contact your hosting provider immediately and request a full backup of your account from before the suspension. Many hosts keep backups for a short period. If they can provide this, you can potentially restore your site to its pre-suspension state.
If that’s not possible, check if you have any recent backups of your own. Even partial backups can be helpful in reconstructing your site.
For the mixed-up folders, carefully review and reorganize your file structure. Be meticulous to avoid further complications.
Moving forward, implement regular backups and consider using a managed WordPress host to prevent similar issues in the future. They often have better safeguards against excessive resource usage.
Man, I feel your pain. I went through a similar nightmare last year. Here’s what worked for me:
First, don’t panic. Your content’s probably still there, just inaccessible. Get on the phone with your hosting provider ASAP. Push hard for them to restore from their last backup before the suspension. Be persistent - they often have these even if they don’t advertise it.
If that’s a dead end, dig through your computer for any old backups or exports you might have. Even outdated content is better than nothing.
For the mixed-up folders, you’ll need to carefully sort through everything. It’s tedious, but necessary. Pay attention to file dates to help figure out what goes where.
Once you’re back up, seriously consider switching to a more reliable host. And for the love of all that’s holy, set up automated backups. Trust me, it’s worth every penny.
Good luck, and don’t give up. You’ll get through this!