I have some question of present perefect

I think this sentence  is wrong :http://gamer.co.il/gamer/800/108419.jpg

this sentence : you have beed suspended , i think it is be writen this : you have been suspending .

because after been always V+ing or i make a mistake?

another in sign up to this site i get this advert:

"Your user account has been successfully created" why we are useing successfully ?

Thankes

You have been suspended is correct. Someone else has suspeneded you/your account. You are not the one who is doing the suspending.

I guess the "successfully" was added to show that all went as it was supposed to, with no errors.

Thankes the answer was very quick ( i am sorry if i have mistake in grammar , i try to learn),

for the question two you don't understant what i mean :  i am asking why i use in "successfully" and n't

"successfulling " beacuse we user after  subject+have/hav+been+V+ing ... these  if this passive voice?

Doll wrote:

Becaaaauuuse succesfullying doesn't exist in English. Succes noun, successful adjective and successfully adverb. Now that successful is not a verb, you got the answer I think.      The only verb in your sentence is suspend and successfully just modifies it.

Doll,

Just my 2 cents...

For your information. when exclaimation, CAPITAL LETTERS, and an exaggeration form of a word is used, it's considered either shouting out, rude, impatient or disrespectful in this part of the world.