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Windows mail. i am trying to send an email from the web it say’s the host ’smtp’ could not be found verify th?

Monday, May 3rd, 2010

it says “host “SMTP’ could not be found please verify that you have entered the server name correcly” where do i find the server name?

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Found a web host that looks great @ http://hostdemon.net they seem great but has anyone here tried them yet?

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

It seems like a one-stop-shop since we are looking to purchase a dot com name, windows hosting, have a website built, and setup exchange and sharepoint services. They have been around over 5 years according to they’re about us page and we have tried other big name hosts with great disappointment. Thinking of giving them a try, your opinions?

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How can I found free web hosting providers?

Thursday, April 1st, 2010
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GBTV #522 (medium) | Nokia Phones Found in Odd Places, DE…

Monday, March 1st, 2010


People keep finding Nokia phones in the oddest places. In the UK, Glen Kerley found a mobile in the belly of a fish and in Wisconson, Emma Schweiger found a Nokia phone in a freshly opened bag of Clancy’s Ripple Potato Chips. DEMO 09 is happening in Palm Desert, CA and also live on the Internet starting at 8:30 AM PST on March 2 and March 3. The Touch Book from Always Innovating will debut at DEMO 09. It’s a netbook AND tablet computer with a touch screen for under $300. The specs have a lot of people interested in seeing if it will really deliver. Rafe Needleman got a preview of Avaak’s Vue, a wireless Web cam system designed for home monitoring. It’s tiny, runs on a standard lithium CR123 cell and is controlled and viewed from a Web browser. World of Apple says there will be an Apple event March 24 to unveil new desktop hardware, but Apple hasn’t announced anything yet. You can save money on domain name registrations and renewals from godaddy.com with discount codes GB1, GB2 and GB3. For an explanation of each code, click here. Dan and his wife saved money using GB1 when they registered bostonfoodandwhine.com.

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Has yahoo slurp found you yet with Brute Force SEO Evolution 2

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010


If you’re a non-American business with a .com web address, and your regional Yahoo ranking is important to you, then my story might interest you.

Recently my copywriting website dropped out of Yahoo’s Australian rankings. For quite a while, it had been at number 1 for my primary keywords “advertising copywriter”, “copywriter”, and “website copywriter”. But then it suddenly disappeared. I clicked through about 10 pages of results, and it was nowhere to be seen. I then searched for my domain, and Yahoo couldn’t find it.

Something smelt fishy.

I’d done nothing ‘naughty’ to my site to warrant a ban, and I still had heaps of links to my site (actually, I had more than ever before).

I’m an Australian advertising copywriter. I’m based just north of Sydney and I host my website with a major Australian host. But my web address is a .com, not a .au. I started thinking this might be the problem.

So I emailed Yahoo support, explaining the problem, and sharing my thoughts on the cause.

And all of a sudden, nothing happened.

So I waited. And I waited. And I waited. And finally, after about a couple of weeks, I received an email from a Yahoo support representative informing me – incorrectly – that my keyword wasn’t featured in my page title or description. I should remedy this shortcoming and re-submit my site to Yahoo.

Frustrated, I replied. I repeated the important facts from the first email just to ensure they’d listened. They hadn’t. They hadn’t even searched for my domain to confirm that Yahoo no longer recognised it.

When they got back to me this time, they had started paying a bit more attention. The support rep confirmed my suspicion that Yahoo had excluded my site because of its .com URL. Her very helpful solution was that I should change my domain to .au! She included some ridiculously complex instructions for how to do so, and sent me on my merry way.

As you might expect, I wasn’t satisfied. Nor was I merry. I explained to her that this was not an acceptable solution because all the links to my site on the internet are pointing to the .com and my email address uses the .com.

She was unmoved. She asserted that this was the best and only way to solve the problem. Oh… and it might help if I added my primary keyword to my title and description.

My laughter was not good humoured! I wrote back expressing my displeasure at this “solution”. I painstakingly explained how Yahoo had made a mistake, and that if Google was capable of recognising my Australian business despite its .com addresses, I would think it’s technically possible. I also cited several other .coms in the first couple of pages of Australian results.

No response.

The situation didn’t look promising…

If this sounds like a familiar story to you, don’t despair. A week or two later, I searched Yahoo Australia for my primary keyword, and surprise, surprise… My site was ranked number 1 again!

The moral to the story? Don’t be intimidated by Yahoo. Trust your instincts and don’t give up. If you’re an Australian business with a .com, and you’re not listed in Australian searches, this might be why. In fact, I would think this story is relevant to all regional Yahoos. (Of course, before making any accusations, it’s a good idea to make sure your site is properly optimised and that you have plenty of inbound links.)

Anyway, that’s my story. I hope it helps someone.

And they all lived happily ever after. So far at least…

Yahoooooooo!

The End.

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i want to register a domain, but i found a lot of domain name and hosting websites ,which one is the best?

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

i want to register a domain, but i found a lot of domain name and hosting websites ,which one is the best? http://www.bilbuyers.com/buy.php?cid=169&Domain-Names&BuyDomainNames

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I have a web domin name registered. I found out the company I had hosting the domain is using the name?

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

I have a domian name I was writing an articles under. My first article was used through their free web site but I purchase the hosting. The name was purchase through another company. I discontinued the hosting officially with the company. But later found the company has put advertising web content under my domain name. What can I do and isn’t this illegal?

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EBay found liable for harming Louis Vuitton by letting Net shoppers use misspellings of its name

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

EBay found liable for harming Louis Vuitton by letting Net shoppers use misspellings of its name
NEW YORK — EBay Inc. will pay about $316,500 to Louis Vuitton Malletier for legal costs and damages and stop using Internet search terms the luxury goods maker protested, following a ruling Thursday by the Paris District Court.

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