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It’s not so bad having to change domain from .com to .net but i am really dreading the ones who will likely change EVERYTHING.
Cant say enough times have all your urls in a database so you change once!
well we have over 100 websites 90% are cms but thanks to dreamweaver it is easy to change urls and there are other mass edit tools too.
Export sql, make 100 -10000 websites just as easy
dreamweaver rocks to for the edit all in folder option unless you screw up somthing you cant undo lol, been there before with a php edit
goldencasino.com grabbed by Kentucky Gov… check the whois:
Registration Service Provided By: ANSWERABLE.COM
Contact: +1.3104837168
Website: http://www.answerable.comDomain Name: GOLDENCASINO.COM
Registrant:
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Michael Brown ()
125 Holmes Street
Frankfort
Kentucky,40601
US
Tel. +1.8592557080if they can track the domain referrals on GOLDENCASiNO (and your site promotes US gambling sites) hold your breath because who does not promote goldencasino on some of their (older) pages?
???!!!
Dear Valued Affiliate,
We would like to inform you that there has been a domain name change due to unforeseen circumstances. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR LINKS TO REFLECT THE FOLLOWING URL: http://www.newgoldencasino.com (instead of http://www.goldencasino.com)Why also dot.COM ???????????
@Inspiration 177714 wrote:
if they can track the domain referrals on GOLDENCASiNO (and your site promotes US gambling sites) hold your breath because who does not promote goldencasino on some of their (older) pages?
???!!!
And it won’t be long before we’re living in a world where every move you ever made, or every though you ever done thunk, will be able to be used against you at some future date.
Funny CBG —
I guess that means the state of Kentucky is now currently aiding and abetting and subject to conspiracy to promote online gambling …
Tarzan,
I like your line of thinking. :hattip:
can we keep a list of the domain registrar weasles who just rolled over without putting up a fight?
So far I think it*s:
Enom and this place in Oregon
