BH_WP_Guru

BulletProof puts a lot in your .htaccess file and that will apply to all subfolders. So when you have a WordPress in a subfolder, its trying to apply all of those settings also. You would either need to install Bulletproof onto that subfolder wordpress also, so it gets its own copy of .htaccess for its subfolder, or you will have to create your own custom .htaccess for that subfolder that will cancel out or undo everything done in the main folder’s .htaccess

I think that’s what you are asking about, let me know if I am answering something different then you asked.

I actually think that Wordfence is an awesome security program that works better specifically with Bluehost. And it’s Free https://www.wordfence.com

Sounds like it was a DNS problem, but when I go to your site now I see a WordPress installation showing.
https://lakesidechurchcambridge.org

It depends on the plugin, each one can be different. You can either look around, or check the official website for each plugin for help on it.

Moving from one blog program to the other, probably did make your links for your posts in a new place, so it’s good you’re having Google re-scan your site.
For that other error, make sure you have this chosen. Dashboard >> Settings >> Privacy >> Allow search engines to index this site
If that is not the problem look at all your Plugins to see if any of them have a Privacy setting – or you could just turn your Plugins off and see if that fixes it.

It does seem to be connected to the ~ symbol. I wonder if that is not a legal character for timthumb.php somehow.

Surely they offered you a migration service for free?

No, most ‘shared-hosting’ companies do not move your files for you, at least not for free. But I know Bluehost can help to walk you through it, if you call them.

You need to go into your wordpress.com login and edit your domain settings to tell wordpress.com to not use your own domain name again, but tell wordpress to go back to the original name.wordpress.com URL instead.
That way you can visit your new black wordpress with your own URL and visit the old wordpress.com one at the wordpress’s URL. That will help you with the transfer process.

You can actually ask your host to help you migrate the website too.

Correct, I know that Bluehost will help you with any steps you need, they just won’t do it ‘for’ you. And they’re available by phone, chat, or email 24/7.