Earlier this morning, some customers may have experienced a delay with their forwarded email. This did not affect all customers, rather, only those using some ISPs which we have experienced mail relay delays with in the past. This issue was resolved around 11am EST this morning, and all email should have dequeued by this point […]
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mailout.easydns.com update
The IP for mailout.easydns.com has been switched to 205.210.42.66 We have moved the service to a new server. We will leave the old machine online for the next few days as DNS propagates and customers begin using the new server. As always please do not hesitate to contact support should you have any issues.
mailout.easydns.com – Minor connection issue…
Due to an unexpected issue during the migration of “mailout.easydns.com” earlier this afternoon, some users may have experienced connection errors. During this timeframe, some customers may have been instructed by the easyDNS Customer Support Dept. to replace their setting of “mailout.easydns.com” with an IP address of “205.210.42.54”. The issue has since been resolved, and it […]
domain renewal fraud
Please be aware that a fraudulent domain name renewal email is making the rounds. Please be on the lookout for a message stating: “Domain Renewal” It is time to renew your domain name www.example.com ————————- Your domain name www.jcuk.biz will expire within 90 days. You may renew your domain with Domain Renewal. Click on the […]
easyDNS announces Guaranteed Lookup Privacy for easyWHOiS.com
In light of the recent ICANN advisory on domain lookup frontrunning we’ve made the guarantee that your domain lookups on easyWhois have and always will be, private. What is domain lookup front running? It is when an unscrupulous operator between you and a domain lookup tool, such as a whois lookup website, perhaps even the […]
How can I park or monetize my domain names?
Domain parking refers to monetizing otherwise unused domain names via pay-per-click advertising. There are numerous companies that exist soley to monetize “parked” domains in this manner. Most domain registrars “park” their customers’ idle and unused domains and monetize them, often keeping the revenues for themselves. If you have domain names simply “parked” with your registrar, […]
