DP creates accounts for guests? (Might be a bug?)

Hi,

I was searching for the keyword "Godaddy" using the search box in "Domain Names" section and it displayed the "matching" threads and members name.
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But there were some users being displayed in "grey" as "Guest". Does this mean, DP is showing the guest as members?

And, when I clicked on the greyed out members (guest) names, then DP displays the below error.

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Is It Possible To Transfer Hosting Accounts?

Sure, it's very easy to do. Most hosts will make the transfer for you, or it's simply a matter of backing up the databases, and re-uploading those and your files to the new host's server. Then you change the IP addresses for your domain's nameservers.

That said, it's not ridiculous for a host to say that your WP plugins or WP in general is causing server problems. WP is one of the most common causes for server issues these days, in a shared environment. Non-optimized WP sites, or WP sites using a lot of plug-ins can absolutely cause server loads/issues/etc.

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Gunmaker Accuses Bank Of America Of Freezing Its Accounts

An American gunmaker says Bank of America is holding his money hostage.

Joe Sirochman, owner of American Spirit Arms, recently claimed in a Facebook post that Bank of America froze his company’s accounts, CNSNews reported Monday. And Sirochman says the reason is the nature of his business.

The gun manufacturer makes arms and components based on platforms for the AR-14, M-16 and other military-style assault weapons and, like its competitors, saw a huge spike in sales in the wake of the Newtown shooting -- 500 percent over the past two weeks, according to Sirochman. Bank of America, who has been the company’s bank for roughly 10 years, is now holding the sales deposits “for further review,” according to Sirochman’s post.

“I finally got a Manager in the right department that told me the reason that the deposits were on hold for FURTHER REVIEW …HER EXACT WORDS WERE … ’WE BELIEVE YOU SHOULD NOT BE SELLING GUNS and PARTS ON THE INTERNET ‘ [sic]," Sirochman wrote.

For its part, Bank of America has said in the past that it doesn't have a policy against working with gun businesses. "In fact, we have numerous, longstanding customers in the industry,” Bank of America wrote on its Facebook page in response to previous allegations of severing ties with gun businesses. The Huffington Post's request for comment from American Spirit Arms was not immediately returned.

Firearms and accessories maker McMillan Group International made a similar accusation against the bank last spring, the Daily Caller then reported. In that case, McMillan’s Director of Operations claimed that the bank confirmed that its decision not to do business with the company was "a politically motivated decision,” as reported by Glenn Beck.

UPDATE: Sirochman posted on Facebook that he had "now gotten most of the deposits" but has set up new accounts with a local bank. Bank of America sent The Huffington Post this statement via email:

This customer's concerns have been resolved. Any spike in transaction volumes is routinely reviewed by the bank in order to protect our customers. This process is initiated regardless of the industry in which they do business. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused.

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