I-Web Solutions - Page 53

Tricky · 19-02-2008, 19:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by SMHarman

No, blame Adam, others were technical support but Adam was the one who either by selling the outfit to an irresponsible buyer or by giving up on it put us all in this mess.

Have we actually had it confirmed that he's sold it on?
I know when I got my refund cheque it came from one of his addresses...

SMHarman · 19-02-2008, 19:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tricky

Have we actually had it confirmed that he's sold it on?
I know when I got my refund cheque it came from one of his addresses...

Exactly. Why write refund cheques for a business you no longer own? Adam as a sole trader still owns iWeb.

**Matt D** · 19-02-2008, 21:57

I still doubt the "I-Web was sold" story.

And, even if it had been sold, & for some reason whoever spent money buying it didn't actually then pay any bills & didn't care about the existing customer base, what is the excuse for the lack of support pre-"sale"?

suhailc · 27-02-2008, 21:48

Hi folks,

Just to let you all know, I was on the verge of taking over i-websolutions.co.uk a few weeks ago, but thankfully I came across this thread and held back - so thank you everyone for being loud and clear about your experience with i-web as it has definitely saved me my hard earned Ã‚Â£Ã‚Â£Ã‚Â£s!

Although I'm very sorry to hear about the mess many of you have been left in.

Regards,
Suhail.

handyman · 27-02-2008, 23:21

I was told by Adam that it had been sold to a web developer from Slough and that was all the information he was willing to share as he stated he had signed a NDA. Since this 'sale' never happened can you shed any light on what actually happened?

Guys simply googling suhailc gives a few likely candidates. Nothing to do with wed design in Slough.

mcfake · 28-02-2008, 12:22

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Originally Posted by JediMaster

Has ANYONE here got their MISK Domain back? Casper has still not replied yet

Nope, this is misk responce

Thanks for your email. If you were listed as the owner of this domain name (in the WHOIS record), then you'd be able to send in a fax request to prove that you are the owner so we would be authorized to update the admin email address for you.

In this case, however, the information in the WHOIS record is invalid. You can check this at http://www.misk.com/whois/ if you like. Since there is no valid information listed, we are unable to authorize a change or transfer unless we receive a request from the current admin email address on it, which is Mod edit (Gavin): Personal information removed. You may want to try and send another email to this address if you haven't already done so.

i aint blocked his old email address as its publickly available via a who is,. but he hasent responded to me via taht email.

Knobbly · 28-02-2008, 12:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by handyman

I was told by Adam that it had been sold to a web developer from Slough and that was all the information he was willing to share as he stated he had signed a NDA. Since this 'sale' never happened can you shed any light on what actually happened?

Guys simply googling suhailc gives a few likely candidates. Nothing to do with wed design in Slough.

He's in the same DC i-web were using.

**Stuart** · 28-02-2008, 12:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D

I still doubt the "I-Web was sold" story.

And, even if it had been sold, & for some reason whoever spent money buying it didn't actually then pay any bills & didn't care about the existing customer base, what is the excuse for the lack of support pre-"sale"?

Especially as with server space/data centre space being relatively cheap, the main asset of any web hosting company will be the customer base.

Note: I know that hosting servers in Data centres can be expensive, but if you are looking to host your own servers, it is still cheaper to do this by approaching the Data Centre owners directly, rather than buying a web host. Let me draw an analogy. If you wanted a load of office equipment, and maybe a building, would you buy both directly, or buy a company and close it?

ubeauty · 28-02-2008, 19:19

Hi there

I registered my domain with i-web solutions and I’d be grateful if anyone could tell me how I can transfer my domain to another provider as the registrar details are incorrect as shown in the WhoIs look up

AboutUs: soundsofthestreet.net

Registration Service Provided By: I-Web Solutions
Contact: Mod edit (Gavin): Personal information removed

Domain name: soundsofthestreet.net

Administrative Contact:
Mod edit (Gavin): Personal info removed

Technical Contact:
Mod edit (Gavin): Personal info removed
Registrant Contact:
Mod edit (Gavin): Personal info removed

Status: Locked

Name Servers:
NS1.I-WEBSERVER.CO.UK
NS2.I-WEBSERVER.CO.UK

Creation date: 06 Jun 2005 19:20:52
Expiration date: 06 Jun 2008 19:20:52

I have emails from i-web to confirm that I own the domain name.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Karl

SMHarman · 28-02-2008, 19:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by ubeauty

Hi there

I registered my domain with i-web solutions and I’d be grateful if anyone could tell me how I can transfer my domain to another provider as the registrar details are incorrect as shown in the WhoIs look up

AboutUs: soundsofthestreet.net

Registration Service Provided By: I-Web Solutions
Contact: Mod edit (Gavin): Personal information removed

Domain name: soundsofthestreet.net

Administrative Contact:
Mod edit (Gavin): Personal info removed

Drive to this address. Knock on the door, ask for Adam and ask him to make the changes. About the only way of contacting him these days.

chickendippers · 28-02-2008, 19:33

Hi ubeauty, see the following page for instructions: http://www.modernbill.com/domain-resellers/help.php

punky · 28-02-2008, 20:05

Please do not post people's personal details, regardless whether its in the public domain or not.

ubeauty · 28-02-2008, 20:59

Thanks chickendippers i've started the ball rolling

slug · 29-02-2008, 02:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by SMHarman

Drive to this address. Knock on the door, ask for Adam and ask him to make the changes. About the only way of contacting him these days.

What, the Whois address is correct? That's pretty brave, hack off a load of people and leave your address all over the Internet!!!!!!!

webcrawler2050 · 29-02-2008, 14:57

Domain name:
i-webserver.co.uk

Registrant:
Adam McCormack t/as I-Web Solutions

Trading as:
I-Web Solutions

Registrant type:
UK Sole Trader

Registrant's address:
removed

Registrar:
eNom, Inc. [Tag = ENOM]
URL: http://www.enom.com

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 04-Jul-2003
Renewal date: 04-Jul-2009
Last updated: 09-May-2007

Registration status:
Registered until renewal date.

Name servers:
ns1.i-webserver.co.uk 85.234.146.9
ns2.i-webserver.co.uk 85.234.146.50

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