Fix the "Site has been Hacked" issue reported by Google & GoDaddy -- 2

Here is the situation: As a hobby, I run a FREE website called IdoNOTwantKids ( c o m) – it is forwarded from my domain name PUZZELE (c o m). The IdoNOTwantKids website is running the FREE program OsDate which uses a datebase. I also have a few other websites in different folders online.. but most of the other websites are just basic html stuff (i.e. I update a website with text/pictures about the progress of my 70’s van that I’m restoring). I noticed that google reports that the website PUZZELE ( c om ) as follows: “This site may be hacked.” The site is hosted on GoDaddy. I contacted GoDaddy and discovered that GoDaddy has now DISABLED all outgoing emails from the site because they say the site has been hacked.. which really stinks since IdoNOTwantKids is a free dating site.. so without people being able to communicate via email, it is kind of pointless. Hence, I figured I would post this message here and see what somebody might charge me to REMOVE/REPAIR wherever my website(s) have been hacked, then have GoDaddy VERIFY that the site is free of hacks so they can re-enable the emails to work, and also have you prove to Google that the site has been fixed so that Google will remove the “This site may be hacked” from their search engine. I’m hoping somebody on here has an easy/affordable solution to this situation. Also... here is the EXACT email from GoDaddy verifying EXACTLY what needs to be fixed on the site. So I'm basically looking to hire somebody that can fix this stuff.... and then after you fix it, I will need to have GoDaddy VERIFY that it is in fact fixed (so they can turn the emails back on). I likewise want you to have the "this site has been hacked" removed from the Google search after you fix it: -- Scan all local computers which may access this account for the presence of malware, such as trojans, keyloggers, viruses, etc. Update all logins associated with your account, using strong passwords, including: FTP, database, and applications, etc. Update and maintain all hosted applications and their add-ons (plugins, themes, widgets, modules, etc) with the most current, secure, versions. Review all hosted content for malicious and unrecognized files, and clean/remove/replace content as necessary. Add a Captcha, or human verification method, to any forms or comment sections that you have on any sites in the hosting. Advise us of what steps you have taken to secure the hosting and the steps you plan to take to prevent issues in the future. Thanks, undefined -- PS: I am immediately receiving bids from people -- literally within SECONDS of me posting the job... so I'm not sure if some people are even reading what they are bidding on. Therefore please include the language "I read it" in your bid so that I know you actually read what I posted. Many thanks in advance. :)