Warning: NexusBytes Deadpool Imminent, MOVE YOUR DATA

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  • @CamoYoshi said:

    @angstrom said:

    @fluttershy said:

    @legendary said:
    I'am bafled about how people reacts. Data is going down the drain, money lost and everyone discussing about owners mental health and "I hope he is okey". So exit scamming is tolerated if you are "nice person".

    Note to self: start a host, be nice, and no one will be mad when I deadpool, take the money, and run. Seems foolproof to me.

    If only it were so straightforward

    I suspect that the background story (as far as we can guess, a story involving mental illness) is anything but "take the money and run"

    Not to mention that at this point, there's probably very little money left (hence the imminent deadpool)

    People don't want to come to the realization (myself included...) that, at the very least, Jay didn't do his due diligence in appointing someone to run the business in his stead. As a business owner it is your responsibility to appoint someone to cover for you if you get hit by a bus and die to continue the business as an obligation to your customers.

    Given his track record and behavior from what I know based on his conduct here, this is unusual for him... that is why I and some others feel sympathy. However the bottom line is that we are all still being hung out to dry regardless.

    I definitely agree with what you say

    I merely meant that it's not a classic "take the money and run" scam

    "A single swap file or partition may be up to 128 MB in size. [...] [I]f you need 256 MB of swap, you can create two 128-MB swap partitions." (M. Welsh & L. Kaufman, Running Linux, 2e, 1996, p. 49)

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru
    edited January 2023

    @CamoYoshi said:

    @angstrom said:

    @fluttershy said:

    @legendary said:
    I'am bafled about how people reacts. Data is going down the drain, money lost and everyone discussing about owners mental health and "I hope he is okey". So exit scamming is tolerated if you are "nice person".

    Note to self: start a host, be nice, and no one will be mad when I deadpool, take the money, and run. Seems foolproof to me.

    If only it were so straightforward

    I suspect that the background story (as far as we can guess, a story involving mental illness) is anything but "take the money and run"

    Not to mention that at this point, there's probably very little money left (hence the imminent deadpool)

    People don't want to come to the realization (myself included...) that, at the very least, Jay didn't do his due diligence in appointing someone to run the business in his stead. As a business owner it is your responsibility to appoint someone to cover for you if you get hit by a bus and die to continue the business as an obligation to your customers.

    I agree with this, but at the moment it would make me a hypocrite to call him out in that as I myself don’t have an emergency plan set up yet.

    So at the moment my concerns are Jay’s health and safety, and the customers involved right now, not in any particular order.

  • @havoc said:

    @root said: hing has dedicated machines behind it. It is why d

    @angstrom said:
    Bumping this thread to say that the NB deadpool appears to be more imminent than ever, so you should get off the ship while you still can ...

    The generalization seems to be that if a location is still paid for, then it's still up, but the clock is ticking ...

    Anybody know till when amsterdam is paid by chance?

    No, but the end user panel doesn't seem to be working (no VNC etc.) now.

  • @MichaelCee said:

    @CamoYoshi said:

    @angstrom said:

    @fluttershy said:

    @legendary said:
    I'am bafled about how people reacts. Data is going down the drain, money lost and everyone discussing about owners mental health and "I hope he is okey". So exit scamming is tolerated if you are "nice person".

    Note to self: start a host, be nice, and no one will be mad when I deadpool, take the money, and run. Seems foolproof to me.

    If only it were so straightforward

    I suspect that the background story (as far as we can guess, a story involving mental illness) is anything but "take the money and run"

    Not to mention that at this point, there's probably very little money left (hence the imminent deadpool)

    People don't want to come to the realization (myself included...) that, at the very least, Jay didn't do his due diligence in appointing someone to run the business in his stead. As a business owner it is your responsibility to appoint someone to cover for you if you get hit by a bus and die to continue the business as an obligation to your customers.

    I agree with this, but at the moment it would make me a hypocrite to call him out in that as I myself don’t have an emergency plan set up yet.

    So at the moment my concerns are Jay’s health and safety, and the customers involved right now, not in any particular order.

    Perhaps this is a good opportunity to make a business continuity plan then ;)

    Cheap dedis are my drug, and I'm too far gone to turn back.

  • Going to say something unpopular here. What gets me is every one is now concered as to why there was no one in place to run it if something happened like it is a fortune 500 company.

    News for you all that little store you visit daily that is run by the old couple bet when they pass it goes away. This is no different really even if you pass it on it is up to the next people of it endures.

    People would have been pissed probably if he did pass it on because it is not the same when seriesn ran it.

    Face it full in people shit happens in this industry and there is not a thing that can be done about it. Just protect yourself for the worse so when it happens, and it will again, you minimize the damage it does to you. That is all you can do.

    Now as @Flying_Chinaman told me earlier I shall go back to my cave.

    The Yeti has left the building.

  • bdlbdl OG
    edited January 2023

    @AuroraZero said:

    ...

    Face it full in people shit happens in this industry and there is not a thing that can be done about it. Just protect yourself for the worse so when it happens, and it will again, you minimize the damage it does to you. That is all you can do.

    Exactly - backups, monitoring and DR/business continuity planning FTW. There's no excuse for not doing so now considering the amount of quality open source/free tools and services out there to do this stuff.

  • edited January 2023

    @AuroraZero said:
    People would have been pissed probably if he did pass it on because it is not the same when seriesn ran it.

    Pick your favorite alternate universe.
    (These are sorted alphabetically.)

    @Advin acquires NexusBytes:

    • You must complete a round of chess to place an order.
    • Network is tunneled to a neighboring country, with reduced MTU.

    @Calin acquires NexusBytes:

    • Either IPv4 or IPv6 is not working.
    • Downtime is more than uptime, due to DDoS.
    • Price is reduced 10x.

    @DataIdeas acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are moved to Texas.
    • Prices are increased 2x.

    @Francisco acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, but service transfer is disabled.
    • You can have routed /48 and BGP session.
    • All your neighbors are running Tor exits, so that the subnet gets reCAPTCHA every 5 minutes.

    @MannDude acquires NexusBytes:

    • You can order with VPN and pay with crypto.
    • Prices are increased 3x.

    @Not_Oles acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are free, except Dallas location that costs $20.23 per month.
    • Support is via forum thread only.
    • Half of the features are not working.

    @VirMach acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, and there are flash sales every season.
    • Japan and Singapore have setup fees.
    • Orders take a month to activate.
    • Tickets are merged and then unanswered.

    @yoursunny acquires NexusBytes:

    • All IPv4 ranges are revoked.
    • You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.
    • Payment must be push-ups.

    We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr

  • @yoursunny said:

    @AuroraZero said:
    People would have been pissed probably if he did pass it on because it is not the same when seriesn ran it.

    Pick you favorite alternate universe.

    @Advin acquires NexusBytes:

    • You must win a round of chess to place an order.
    • Network is tunneled to a neighboring country.

    @Calin acquires NexusBytes:

    • Either IPv4 or IPv6 is not working.
    • Downtime is more than uptime, due to DDoS.
    • Price is reduced 10x.

    @DataIdeas acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are moved to Texas.
    • Prices are increased 2x.

    @Francisco acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, but service transfer is disabled.
    • You can have routed /48 and BGP session.
    • All your neighbors are running Tor exits, so that the subnet gets reCAPTCHA every 5 minutes.

    @MannDude acquires NexusBytes:

    • You can order with VPN and pay with crypto.
    • Prices are increased 3x.

    @Not_Oles acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are free, except Dallas location that costs $20.23 per month.
    • Support is via forum thread only.
    • Half of the features are not working.

    @VirMach acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, and there are flash sales every season.
    • Japan and Singapore have setup fees.
    • Orders take a month to activate.
    • Tickets are merged and then unanswered.

    @yoursunny acquires NexusBytes:

    • All IPv4 ranges are revoked.
    • You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.
    • Payment must be push-ups.

    Forgot one I aquire NexusBytes move the infrastructure to my cave on a 56k modem. Excellent uptime and support, net is slower then a dog shitting in the winter

    The Yeti has left the building.

  • FritzFritz Behlnd you

    @legendary said:
    I'am bafled about how people reacts. Data is going down the drain, money lost and everyone discussing about owners mental health and "I hope he is okey". So exit scamming is tolerated if you are "nice person".

    Unfortunately, thats how most people on L#T and L#S think.

    If the provider down, the customer will be the one who blamed.

  • Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

  • edited January 2023

    @yoursunny said: You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.

    Ontario, CA or Ontario, CA?

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

  • @havoc said:
    Ooff...both my annual Nexus bills recently went through. Around 100 bucks. Think they're in Amsterdam

    @rcy026 said: . But I would have said the same about Nexusbytes if you asked me a year ago, so take it for what it is.

    If true I reckon that's gonna be my last LES/T class VPS due to the above problem. Just not worth the headache

    We're offering refugee plans for anyone interested, it comes with the first remaining term free, so in your case basically a year and renews at same price, same specs. I'm trying to set up a form, not just for NB but in general as something we offer moving forward.

  • imokimok OG Not Administrator

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Hopefully I get it first.

  • @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Is it still yours?

  • @VirMach said:

    @havoc said:
    Ooff...both my annual Nexus bills recently went through. Around 100 bucks. Think they're in Amsterdam

    @rcy026 said: . But I would have said the same about Nexusbytes if you asked me a year ago, so take it for what it is.

    If true I reckon that's gonna be my last LES/T class VPS due to the above problem. Just not worth the headache

    We're offering refugee plans for anyone interested, it comes with the first remaining term free, so in your case basically a year and renews at same price, same specs. I'm trying to set up a form, not just for NB but in general as something we offer moving forward.

    that is awesome.

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    @ascicode said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Is it still yours?

    Nope

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    @imok said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Hopefully I get it first.

    I’ll race you

  • @yoursunny said:

    @AuroraZero said:
    People would have been pissed probably if he did pass it on because it is not the same when seriesn ran it.

    Pick your favorite alternate universe.
    (These are sorted alphabetically.)

    @Advin acquires NexusBytes:

    • You must complete a round of chess to place an order.
    • Network is tunneled to a neighboring country, with reduced MTU.

    @Calin acquires NexusBytes:

    • Either IPv4 or IPv6 is not working.
    • Downtime is more than uptime, due to DDoS.
    • Price is reduced 10x.

    @DataIdeas acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are moved to Texas.
    • Prices are increased 2x.

    @Francisco acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, but service transfer is disabled.
    • You can have routed /48 and BGP session.
    • All your neighbors are running Tor exits, so that the subnet gets reCAPTCHA every 5 minutes.

    @MannDude acquires NexusBytes:

    • You can order with VPN and pay with crypto.
    • Prices are increased 3x.

    @Not_Oles acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are free, except Dallas location that costs $20.23 per month.
    • Support is via forum thread only.
    • Half of the features are not working.

    @VirMach acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, and there are flash sales every season.
    • Japan and Singapore have setup fees.
    • Orders take a month to activate.
    • Tickets are merged and then unanswered.

    @yoursunny acquires NexusBytes:

    • All IPv4 ranges are revoked.
    • You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.
    • Payment must be push-ups.

    Would anyone actually want to purchase NB? It's been thinned out dramatically and likely running older hw (if they owned) realistically it'd be easier to buy hw and throw some deals around to acquire the NB clients without a tainted brand at this point imo

  • FranciscoFrancisco ProviderOG

    Anyone that buys him would do so to merge it. That was our intention.

    Buyvm would then gain some Asia pops in the process.

    Francisco

  • @chris said:

    @yoursunny said:

    @AuroraZero said:
    People would have been pissed probably if he did pass it on because it is not the same when seriesn ran it.

    Pick your favorite alternate universe.
    (These are sorted alphabetically.)

    @Advin acquires NexusBytes:

    • You must complete a round of chess to place an order.
    • Network is tunneled to a neighboring country, with reduced MTU.

    @Calin acquires NexusBytes:

    • Either IPv4 or IPv6 is not working.
    • Downtime is more than uptime, due to DDoS.
    • Price is reduced 10x.

    @DataIdeas acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are moved to Texas.
    • Prices are increased 2x.

    @Francisco acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, but service transfer is disabled.
    • You can have routed /48 and BGP session.
    • All your neighbors are running Tor exits, so that the subnet gets reCAPTCHA every 5 minutes.

    @MannDude acquires NexusBytes:

    • You can order with VPN and pay with crypto.
    • Prices are increased 3x.

    @Not_Oles acquires NexusBytes:

    • All services are free, except Dallas location that costs $20.23 per month.
    • Support is via forum thread only.
    • Half of the features are not working.

    @VirMach acquires NexusBytes:

    • Prices stay the same, and there are flash sales every season.
    • Japan and Singapore have setup fees.
    • Orders take a month to activate.
    • Tickets are merged and then unanswered.

    @yoursunny acquires NexusBytes:

    • All IPv4 ranges are revoked.
    • You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.
    • Payment must be push-ups.

    Would anyone actually want to purchase NB? It's been thinned out dramatically and likely running older hw (if they owned) realistically it'd be easier to buy hw and throw some deals around to acquire the NB clients without a tainted brand at this point imo

    Its allready lost.

  • @Francisco said: Buyvm would then gain some Asia pops in the process.

    This is what I wanted the most.

    BuyVM in SG 💥

    "The imitator dooms himself to hopeless mediocrity." — Ralph Waldo Emerson

  • skorupionskorupion Provider
    edited January 2023

    Or this addres:

    Street: 101 Possumtown Rd
    City: Piscataway
    State/Prov: NJ
    Country: US
    PostalCode: 08854

    Edit: NVM SEEMS LIKE A DC

    From https://whois.ipip.net/AS23470/158.51.85.0/24

    ALSO DO NOT CALL THE NUMBER IT IS MOST LIKELY A PROSTITUTE

    Synteq Technical Support, Technical Writer.
    Contact me at: +1 (307) 428 8111 or [email protected]

  • @skorupion said:
    Or this addres:

    Street: 101 Possumtown Rd
    City: Piscataway
    State/Prov: NJ
    Country: US
    PostalCode: 08854

    Edit: NVM SEEMS LIKE A DC

    From https://whois.ipip.net/AS23470/158.51.85.0/24

    ALSO DO NOT CALL THE NUMBER IT IS MOST LIKELY A PROSTITUTE

    Shit that would be the only reason I would call a random internet number

    The Yeti has left the building.

  • @AuroraZero said:

    @skorupion said:
    Or this addres:

    Street: 101 Possumtown Rd
    City: Piscataway
    State/Prov: NJ
    Country: US
    PostalCode: 08854

    Edit: NVM SEEMS LIKE A DC

    From https://whois.ipip.net/AS23470/158.51.85.0/24

    ALSO DO NOT CALL THE NUMBER IT IS MOST LIKELY A PROSTITUTE

    Shit that would be the only reason I would call a random internet number

    Go ahead then, whatever suits you

    Synteq Technical Support, Technical Writer.
    Contact me at: +1 (307) 428 8111 or [email protected]

  • SGrafSGraf Provider

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    this is going to be very interesting

  • Synteq Technical Support, Technical Writer.
    Contact me at: +1 (307) 428 8111 or [email protected]

  • You dig too deep now, as it isnt nexus bytes anymore.

  • @shallow said:

    @yoursunny said: You can have IPv6 tunneled to Ontario and IPv9 tunneled to Antarctica.

    Ontario, CA or Ontario, CA?

    It would be Ontario CA.
    I'm peering with HE.


    @VirMach said:
    We're offering refugee plans for anyone interested, it comes with the first remaining term free, so in your case basically a year and renews at same price, same specs. I'm trying to set up a form, not just for NB but in general as something we offer moving forward.

    Are you gonna offer Switcher Special and Contract Buy Out in general, not just when other provider deadpools?

    Contract Buyout Special:

    Want to snag that VirMach hosting offer really badly but you paid annually for a hosting plan half a year ago and now you can only drool at our offer?
    With our contract buyout special, you can now wipe that drool off your face.

    Here’s the deal:
    Purchase a VirMach Premium VPS plan on annual payment terms and we will provide service credits for the full amount for the remaining term of your current hosting plan or up to 4 months worth of service, whichever is the lowest.
    Must be active with the current provider for at least 2 months.

    We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr

  • @chris said: Would anyone actually want to purchase NB?

    Can't see anyone wanting to fork out money for an orderbook full of p!ssed people and have some of that stink rub on to you.

    Much cheaper/cleaner to offer loss leader refugee packages

  • @yoursunny said: Are you gonna offer Switcher Special and Contract Buy Out in general, not just when other provider deadpools?

    Contract Buyout Special:

    Want to snag that VirMach hosting offer really badly but you paid annually for a hosting plan half a year ago and now you can only drool at our offer?
    With our contract buyout special, you can now wipe that drool off your face.

    Here’s the deal:
    Purchase a VirMach Premium VPS plan on annual payment terms and we will provide service credits for the full amount for the remaining term of your current hosting plan or up to 4 months worth of service, whichever is the lowest.
    Must be active with the current provider for at least 2 months.

    It'll be aimed at refugee only for that, but technically it's up to us what companies we consider as qualifying. For example NB isn't technically dead right now but we'd offer it and let's say your service with them still goes on for a while, that doesn't matter (we won't ask for proof of the service getting terminated or anything like that.)

    I'd consider any company lightly associated with JB as qualifying for potential deadpool based on our experience.

    No purchase/credits, it's not a marketing tactic. You get what you were owed by other company then you can decide to renew or cancel, no money upfront. That'd kind of defeat the whole purpose of a refugee offer.

  • @imok said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Hopefully I get it first.

    Then you can sell to @MichaelCee to fund your startup. hehehe

  • @chris said: @DataIdeas acquires NexusBytes:

    All services are moved to Texas.
    Prices are increased 2x.

    I wouldn't say all prices would change. Some things might stay the same. Who knows what the future holds.
    But we wouldn't move everything to here in Texas.

    Data Ideas LLC is now closed.

  • imokimok OG Not Administrator

    @bdl said:

    @imok said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Hopefully I get it first.

    Then you can sell to @MichaelCee to fund your startup. hehehe

    I will buy @MichaelCee and bring him to Peru.

  • @imok said:

    @bdl said:

    @imok said:

    @MichaelCee said:

    @ascicode said:
    Posted allready on OGF, the domain smallweb.net expires on 6th february 2023.

    I am very aware of this and being honest will attempt to snipe it. I won’t promo just put a message up for customers.

    Hopefully I get it first.

    Then you can sell to @MichaelCee to fund your startup. hehehe

    I will buy @MichaelCee and bring him to Peru.

    You sir might secretly be a perv. ;)

    The Yeti has left the building.

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    There are also a few other domains used, some are already expired (perhaps by the predecessor)

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    Seeing some people on LET are winning namesilo reseller disputes.. I've been waiting for like 3 months for them to even acknowledge my dispute that I sent them.

  • JabJab TOP Member 2027

    @MichaelCee said:
    Seeing some people on LET are winning namesilo reseller disputes.. I've been waiting for like 3 months for them to even acknowledge my dispute that I sent them.

    Maybe it never reached them in first place?

    Haven't bought a single service in VirMach Great Ryzen 2022 - 2023 Flash Sale.

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    @Jab said:

    @MichaelCee said:
    Seeing some people on LET are winning namesilo reseller disputes.. I've been waiting for like 3 months for them to even acknowledge my dispute that I sent them.

    Maybe it never reached them in first place?

    Yeah, but very slim chance I'm guessing as I was literally communicating to namesilo right before and emails were all good.

    NexusBytes for sure didn't receive anything, their email addresses are automatically set to respond with "we don't read this, open a ticket". I forwarded that to namesilo and have not received a response, the domain has been in the account since September is when I requested a push

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    I just double checked and there was some PII mis-matched for the domain I disputed, so I have fixed that and resent an email to NameSilo. Fingers crossed

  • bdlbdl OG
    edited January 2023

    @MichaelCee said:
    I just double checked and there was some PII mis-matched for the domain I disputed, so I have fixed that and resent an email to NameSilo. Fingers crossed

    As you saw from LET, the system worked for me :) Took about 24 hours at each step of the dispute process - hope you get megahugenotsmolweb.net back :)

  • @bdl said:

    @MichaelCee said:
    I just double checked and there was some PII mis-matched for the domain I disputed, so I have fixed that and resent an email to NameSilo. Fingers crossed

    As you saw from LET, the system worked for me :) Took about 24 hours at each step of the dispute process - hope you get megahugenotsmolweb.net back :)

    Did not work for megahugedong.me

  • @vyas said:

    @bdl said:

    @MichaelCee said:
    I just double checked and there was some PII mis-matched for the domain I disputed, so I have fixed that and resent an email to NameSilo. Fingers crossed

    As you saw from LET, the system worked for me :) Took about 24 hours at each step of the dispute process - hope you get megahugenotsmolweb.net back :)

    Did not work for megahugedong.me

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/413

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    Now that I think about it, did too many people pay with push-ups? Blame @yoursunny

  • @MichaelCee said:
    Now that I think about it, did too many people pay with push-ups? Blame @yoursunny

    NexusBytes has two push-up offers:

    • 269 push-ups, 26.9% off coupon, 25 uses
    • 1000 push-ups in 24 hours, 200% off coupon, 1 use

    There isn't a direct push-up payment method.

    We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    1000 push-ups in 24 hours, 200% off coupon, 1 use

    I remember this one, I was going to give it a go to power SmallWeb for free.

  • What a shame - always used these guys for my backups

  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorProviderOG Cymru

    NameSilo just approved my domain transfer :smile:

  • @MichaelCee said:
    NameSilo just approved my domain transfer :smile:

    Would this be for a domain you did not own anymore?

    The Yeti has left the building.

  • YmpkerYmpker OG
    edited January 2023

    @MichaelCee said:
    NameSilo just approved my domain transfer :smile:

    @AuroraZero said:

    @MichaelCee said:
    NameSilo just approved my domain transfer :smile:

    Would this be for a domain you did not own anymore?

    This is the question everyone is asking themselves, I assume.

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