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hap says:

Very odd. Isn’t it normal operating procedure to decrease your DNS TTL to almost nothing and wait out the current TTL to avoid these very issues? I’d definitely agree a change of hosting companies is in order if they’re unwilling to do it. However, if you have control over your domain and have access to a registry that allows you to make your own DNS entries, you could certainly circumvent their approach.

Vic says:

Hap,

LOL, dude… EXACTLY. You think they would have known to do that. Unfortunately although I’m somewhat computer savvy, I wasn’t aware of that little trick.

I’m angry that THEY didn’t employ it. :-\

Vic

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