To anyone who reports this kind of stuff, tell us when your hosting is due and when your site went down and we can determine who is being unreasonable. If they took it down after 15 days from the due date, it's their right according to their rules. Even if you didn't get any notifications, it's your responsibility to pay on time.

@Nexiv - I don't know how you pay for your hosting but all the hosting accounts I have use recurring billing.  You don't have to give them your CC every month.  You give them your CC number once and forget about it. You may see the charge on your monthly statement but if the charge doesn't go through it won't be on your monthly statement to remind you.  With regards to my CC number, I didn't get a new or different card - CC's expire every three to four years and then your bank sends you a "new" one with the same number but with updated expiration dates.  I simply forgot to UPDATE the CC DNN4Less had on file.

 @Richard - Thank you.  Being a single parent of three teenagers, having parents with alzheimer's, and having more business irons in the fire than I should I feel very fortunate that I remember I have an account with DNN4Less at all.  Remembering that I will have to update the CC that they have on file three years from now?  Sorry, I'm just not that good.

All - This thread kind of smacks of airing dirty laundry to me even though I am the OP.  But they did this once and I didn't say anything - everyone makes mistakes. They did it the second time and I still probably would have kept it between us but when I talked to their support they passed the buck and tried to blame the problem on my ISP. In fact their long term solution was for me to switch ISP's.!  Third strike.