Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday September 1st 2008
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:35
Thanks Anthony - But that's the thing. They don't let you change
anything except set up a sub-domain.
I've told the client to cancel her account and get the domain moved but,
as their support guy h...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:29
If it's a .co.uk it can be transferred immediately through Nominet as
it's registered to the client and not one.com.
One.com should provide an auth code for all other domains and this is
what you'l...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:25
Nope. trust me - 45 days!
I asked her to say it 3 times!!
Lee Rickler
Director - Point and Stare - pointandstare.com
Web Design and Development for over 12 years
Sam M wrote:
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> Shouldn't take 45...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:22
> Them - we don't allow namesever changes
> me - but I need to change them to my own server
> Them - we don't allow namesever changes
> me - you said that, so what do you suggest
> Them - you have to...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:18
I just remembered with a .com the registrar can lock the domain from
being transferred. Bugger. if it is a .uk though i don't think it can be
locked and you can just go direct via Nominet to change...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:11
Shouldn't take 45 days, 4-5 days at the most. maybe that what they
said... :)
Lee Rickler wrote:
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> Correct. I can transfer it no problem, and that's what I've told the
> client to do, the problem...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 22:05
I just let out the biggest sigh ever!
Over 12 frikking years of development and I'm having to resort to frames
BUT, obviously, all the links are relative so the URL is the IP address.
Can't really s...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:59
Correct. I can transfer it no problem, and that's what I've told the
client to do, the problem is that it takes them 45 days.
45 days ... apparently!
I've managed to get into the file manager so I'm...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:45
Lee Rickler wrote:
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> I currently have it on an IP address but need to have the real domain
> shown as the URL.
>
> As I mentioned, I can use alias but this then messes up the relative
> links.
>
>...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:37
Lee Rickler wrote:
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> Here's a really annoying one.
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> I have built a client's site - all ready to go.
> All we need to do is update the nameserver details.
> I log into her current hosting account...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:35
I currently have it on an IP address but need to have the real domain
shown as the URL.
As I mentioned, I can use alias but this then messes up the relative links.
The company is one.com or should...
Re: FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:22
Lee Rickler wrote:
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> Here's a really annoying one.
>
> I have built a client's site - all ready to go.
> All we need to do is update the nameserver details.
> I log into her current hosting account...
FN-FORUM: how to annoy customers and lose them
date posted 1st September 2008 21:13
Here's a really annoying one.
I have built a client's site - all ready to go.
All we need to do is update the nameserver details.
I log into her current hosting account ... no facility for updating t...
RE: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 16:13
> -----Original Message-----
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> On Monday 01 September 2008 09:48:46 Sam M - www.wiredeyes.com wrote:
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> > Incidentally LOTS of UK viewers of Google will use the non-uk
> specific
> > search so be...
Re: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 15:48
On Monday 01 September 2008 09:48:46 Sam M - www.wiredeyes.com wrote:
> Incidentally LOTS of UK viewers of Google will use the non-uk specific
> search so being in there is very important too.
Anyon...
Re: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 12:42
"There's only one thing worse than being talked about and that's not
being talked about"
(Oscar Wilde - I think)
or in other words, it matters more if someone in Japan DOESN'T know
about you, local...
RE: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 12:35
Great example !! I too would discourage anyone from being dropped from the
Global index, I ran a Poster Wholesale site for 10 years and 90% of my
Customers was from abroad, it's crazy to even think ab...
RE: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 10:46
> whilst it is all very good having a good search ranking gloablly it's of
> no
> benefit getting 17% of total visits coming from US search,
>
> has nayone looked into being removed from google for t...
Re: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 09:23
2008/9/1 Punters Power [EMAIL REMOVED]
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> Thanks for the clarification Sam
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> Andrew
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Re: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 08:29
Thanks for the clarification Sam
Andrew
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RE: FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 08:23
> -----Original Message-----
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> whilst it is all very good having a good search ranking gloablly it's
> of no
> benefit getting 17% of total visits coming from US search,
>=20
> has nayone looked...
FN-FORUM: World Searches removed
date posted 1st September 2008 08:05
whilst it is all very good having a good search ranking gloablly it's of no
benefit getting 17% of total visits coming from US search,
has nayone looked into being removed from google for this?
UK...
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