Re: Recommended hardware for 9i on Linux, at home (Note to Stan)

Well, if geocities is managing the domain registration for you, you can get it back by
1) asking a DNS service provider to manage for you (e.g. easydns.com) 2) asking the new webhost to transfer the control from geocities to them

In either case the companies are usually eager and helpful to help you to gain control of you beloved domain name.

No reason to be hijacked by service provider, whose service is not so great, due to a domain name belongs to you!

I think the yahoo mail is rather stable, nevertheless. But their helpdesk is really suck. I always thought I have sent emails to an un-manned space station.

Anthony

>
> I actually *do* pay for somee xtra mail space, and a fat lot of good that's
> done me. I'm paying to have my account run over my (enlarged at cost) quota
> every three hours or so, and if a real message happens to sneak in during
> the good hours, that's a bonus. Three complaints to them so far. And not a
> sausage by way of reply.
>
> Thing is, my new website is being hosted by them, too (well, geocities).
> It's back to the drawing board if I have to let them go. And I lose my
> oh-so-funky domain name, too.
>
> Pen and paper is looking attractive at this point.
>
> Regards
> HJR
Received on Mon Oct 06 2003 - 10:09:08 CDT