Thanks for the notice, sort of. An email or PM would have been appreciated more.

The domain is auto-renewed so I knew that wasn't the issue, I did fear some sort of unauthorized access to my account, but that was not the case.

Turns out I had the domain pointed to the IP address of a server I was doing some experimenting on with VOA before taking it offline, and the IP has now been recycled to some less than stellar purposes.

Issue has been corrected and the domain is pointed back to nameservers as it should... My apologies if someone saw things their virgin eyes shouldn't have...

No, EDIT did not hakx my website for some Ethiopian Prince Adult Ponzi Scheme, bad business, God bless.

DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to take effect, once the site is restored I'll put in for a update on the guild page, about time I refreshed that, and maybe added a contact email for future.... "incidents"

Many blessings.

I would have emailed or PM'ed you, except for 2 things.

1) We cannot PM with the forum

2) I dunno your email address, sooo

He was regularly in the game. Even at the European times, there were plenty potential chances to PM him. He was simply saying that there was no excuse to make a public thread which he of course is right with.

Anyway, glad you got it sorted out, LazyItani!

Oh, I see.

enom.com is a rather expensive place to get a .com domain from. There are cheaper offerings elsewhere. At least you're not using misogynistic godaddy!

GreenGeeks is an interesting choice. If you're happy with them, all is good!

I have a couple of buddy's at GreenGeeks, interesting company that promises a over 300% green (renewable) energy production. So for every watt they use they generate another two watts back into the grid to help lower the consumption of fossil fuels.

But I don't know if they do domain renewal, I use them for hosting, used to use them for reseller hosting until I started maintaining a couple dedicated servers for that purpose.

Decent guys though, much preferred to work with over the "misogynistic" GoDaddy, at least we stopped pretending Danica Patrick is some kind of supermodel...

I want my angelfire, geocities, tripod, and xoom sites back

I was sad when yahoo finally killed off geocities, that was where I "built" my first website, and never pulled it down.

I had a lot of fun as a young teen building sites on those places. It was where I found about frames and companies that would pay per impression and then an autoclicker. Those were the times