It just never ends
Now the domain registration is locked up.
It usually just updated automagically. For some reason the nimrods at 1&1 dot com decided not to renew it.
Fuck if I know why.
So I have a bunch of support tickets open all over the place.
I thought billing issues were resolved, e-mail addresses were updated, that domain registrars may have even been transfered.
Of course none of that happened. I'll bet 1&1 dot com sent the warning of domain expiration to the long-unused and now invalid e-mail address I used when I created the domain. The one I changed on the control panel years ago. The one they wrote to me in an e-mail that they changed a couple years back when there was a bandwidth problem. The one that I was told they would no longer use and use yet another one when I had the aforementioned billing problem.
Lied to again by 1&1 dot com.
I'm cursed. That's all there is to it.
I own a bunch of other domains just because I was pissed off at the original domain squatter of crazymeds dot com. The one who swooped down and grabbed that after a problem when I tried to register that domain at 1 & 1 dot com back in 2003. But who the fuck is going to look up stuff at the .us, .biz or .info domains?
So crazymeds.org was picked up by yet another squatter.
I guess that's it. Life goes on. I'll find something else to do. I should have expected it. Every job I liked has lasted four to five years and then due to outside forces the job was gone.
Pacific Molasses: The data center moved to Cedar Rapids, IA.
Transcisco Rail Services: Bought out by Trinity Industries, corporate HQ moved to Dallas and pretty much disassembled.
DFS (Duty Free Shoppers), a division of LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy): I was hired by DFS prior to their being bought by LVMH. As the responsibility for the nifty software that I helped develop that got products from warehouses and vendors to the stores, and helped to predict how much would be required based on trends and holiday travel (there's a name for that, but I can't remember it) was being transfered to a few guys in Bangalore, 9/11 hit. Air travel tanked. One third of the IT staff was let go.
After that things went really south mentally. I pretty much forgot how to program. It was really weird.
Lately I've had all sorts of additional symptoms, so it was harder and harder to do any work on the site anyway.
It usually just updated automagically. For some reason the nimrods at 1&1 dot com decided not to renew it.
Fuck if I know why.
So I have a bunch of support tickets open all over the place.
I thought billing issues were resolved, e-mail addresses were updated, that domain registrars may have even been transfered.
Of course none of that happened. I'll bet 1&1 dot com sent the warning of domain expiration to the long-unused and now invalid e-mail address I used when I created the domain. The one I changed on the control panel years ago. The one they wrote to me in an e-mail that they changed a couple years back when there was a bandwidth problem. The one that I was told they would no longer use and use yet another one when I had the aforementioned billing problem.
Lied to again by 1&1 dot com.
I'm cursed. That's all there is to it.
I own a bunch of other domains just because I was pissed off at the original domain squatter of crazymeds dot com. The one who swooped down and grabbed that after a problem when I tried to register that domain at 1 & 1 dot com back in 2003. But who the fuck is going to look up stuff at the .us, .biz or .info domains?
So crazymeds.org was picked up by yet another squatter.
I guess that's it. Life goes on. I'll find something else to do. I should have expected it. Every job I liked has lasted four to five years and then due to outside forces the job was gone.
Pacific Molasses: The data center moved to Cedar Rapids, IA.
Transcisco Rail Services: Bought out by Trinity Industries, corporate HQ moved to Dallas and pretty much disassembled.
DFS (Duty Free Shoppers), a division of LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy): I was hired by DFS prior to their being bought by LVMH. As the responsibility for the nifty software that I helped develop that got products from warehouses and vendors to the stores, and helped to predict how much would be required based on trends and holiday travel (there's a name for that, but I can't remember it) was being transfered to a few guys in Bangalore, 9/11 hit. Air travel tanked. One third of the IT staff was let go.
After that things went really south mentally. I pretty much forgot how to program. It was really weird.
Lately I've had all sorts of additional symptoms, so it was harder and harder to do any work on the site anyway.
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