You, as us, probably love a good Mojo downtime. Not to mention a good Mojo-domain-not-renewed-time. And that is the current problem: mixnmojo.com is dead (for now) and we have (possibly) temporarily migrated to mixnmojo.co.
So, if you have bookmarks or RSS feeds pointing to .com, please change them to mixnmojo.co. Plus, feel free to spread the word about this on Twitter, Facebook, whatever if you so feel like it. Thanks!
“Mixnmojo.co: Like mixnmojo.com, just one letter shorter!”
MrManager
Thrik
The problem is that Spaff has become a mythological deity, and as the continuing owner of the domain it's entirely down to his divine whim whether or not it's renewed.
Made even more difficult that he doesn't know his login information, nor have access to the email address on file. :~
Yeah that sucks. Thats why I never change email addresses. I've had my current one for a decade, and had my last one before that for nearly as long.
MrManager
Thrik
The problem is that Spaff has become a mythological deity, and as the continuing owner of the domain it's entirely down to his divine whim whether or not it's renewed.
Made even more difficult that he doesn't know his login information, nor have access to the email address on file. :~
Thrik
The problem is that Spaff has become a mythological deity, and as the continuing owner of the domain it's entirely down to his divine whim whether or not it's renewed.
Made even more difficult that he doesn't know his login information, nor have access to the email address on file. :~
Shmargin
MrManager
Shmargin
Every domain I have ever registered sends me like 20 emails a week for a month leading up to it expiring...
Or you could buy a calendar...
Yes, because it's clearly a simple case of us ignoring emails, and not knowing when it expires… ¬
Hahaha, well, clearly I'm not experienced in running huge entertainment networks like IHOM, but from my limited experience with domain names, it would seem so.
1. Domain name needs to be renewed.
2. You receive an email saying so a month in advance.
3. You pay the renewal fee, and the website stays online.
Mojo seems to get lost somewhere in there, perhaps an amber fish on a string could help? Or a donation button, if step 3 is the problem. But in my experience hosting costs outweigh domain fees, but Mojo seems to always fail on the domain renewal portion. But again, maybe Mojo is just out of my league as far as what is required to keep a domain name.
The problem is that Spaff has become a mythological deity, and as the continuing owner of the domain it's entirely down to his divine whim whether or not it's renewed.
MrManager
Shmargin
Every domain I have ever registered sends me like 20 emails a week for a month leading up to it expiring...
Or you could buy a calendar...
Yes, because it's clearly a simple case of us ignoring emails, and not knowing when it expires… ¬
Hahaha, well, clearly I'm not experienced in running huge entertainment networks like IHOM, but from my limited experience with domain names, it would seem so.
1. Domain name needs to be renewed.
2. You receive an email saying so a month in advance.
3. You pay the renewal fee, and the website stays online.
Mojo seems to get lost somewhere in there, perhaps an amber fish on a string could help? Or a donation button, if step 3 is the problem. But in my experience hosting costs outweigh domain fees, but Mojo seems to always fail on the domain renewal portion. But again, maybe Mojo is just out of my league as far as what is required to keep a domain name.
You laugh, but Mojo literally has got a tattoo chiseled across its chest that reads: "Don't crack my ribs; let me die."
Shmargin
Every domain I have ever registered sends me like 20 emails a week for a month leading up to it expiring...
Or you could buy a calendar...
Yes, because it's clearly a simple case of us ignoring emails, and not knowing when it expires… ¬
Or you could buy a calendar...
Way to migrate so quickly though! :)