Ok, let’s faced it. It’s pretty careless to have your domain expired but I personally don’t see much point in blaming anymore. When Advertlets goes down when their domain got expired, it affected all parties and that includes NuffNang. NuffNangers who uses Advertlets ads during the Advertlets downtime also got their site redirected to somewhere else, that indirectly affected the efficiency of ads displays of NuffNang clients. It’s a all-lose situation. Advertlets are back online now and apologized, so I guess angry bloggers should calm down, NuffNang fans should chill too.
Josh Lim, founder of Advertlets posted an apology entry over at Adverlets blog, pretty much sums up all the Why, How, What about the domain expiry and downtime.
So now, are you ready to go back with Advertlets or are you dropping them for good? Why?
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Posted by hongkiat in Advertlets, Blogosphere, Make Money Online , at 01.07.08
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Comments
Planet Lowyat January 7th, 2008
Sayonara Advertlets. The domain name expired on Jan 03, 2010. Start a new domain now and please dont do your business in Malaysia and Singapore again.
ReplyTeoh January 7th, 2008
Most people still can’t even see the apology post..
Replyhongkiat January 7th, 2008
Tosh: Has the domain not fully propagate? Here’s the apology post.
ReplyTeoh January 7th, 2008
Yea I know the address, I saw it up on another blog earlier. The DNS has not fully propagated. I’m from Penang and some people from KL still can’t load Advertlets.
Replyhongkiat January 8th, 2008
If you still don’t see the website, that’s probably not a DNS propagation anymore. It could be a cache on your system. If you are on windows, close your browsers, launch command prompt, type in ipconfig /flushdns and reopen.
Replyant January 11th, 2008
Dropping them for good.
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