Maybe some of you interweb aficionados can explain how this works. The website of a primary vendor of ours www.landairexpress.com where we track shipments, invoices, etc... is now a domain up for sale?
What happened here?
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Maybe some of you interweb aficionados can explain how this works. The website of a primary vendor of ours www.landairexpress.com where we track shipments, invoices, etc... is now a domain up for sale?
What happened here?
Looks fine from here... They probably didn't pay a bill, though... Amazing how quickly the bills get paid when the website disappears...Quote:
Originally Posted by cam76034
Didn't work for me... I'd bet someone forgot to pay someone.
http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d...xpress&tld=com
Works for me too. I guess he interweb doesn't like you westsiders. ;)
This happened to me, you have to keep the domain name paid up or a company will snatch it up if they see the site has a lot of traffic and then either use it for spam or jack up the price and try and sell it back to you.
Works this AM I guess the second check must have cleared! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Tailchaser helped me last year to get control of my domain (harrisonindustrial.com) rather than have some 3rd party hold it for us. ::Banana::
Sometimes you have to clear your DNS cache on your PC.
Open an MS-DOS prompt and type in: ipconfig /flushdns
RJ
Or if your computer isQuote:
Originally Posted by channelmaniac
made out of craprunning Vista, open an Administrative command prompt: Click windows button, typepressCode:cmd
and thenCode:ctrl+shift+enter
Code:ipconfig /flushdns