What happened to the http://www.uni.cc/? Any sites using that fwding addy doesn't work, neither does the site. Are they finished?
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- Thread starter Bonka
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This is not right, a buddy of mine has uses the uni.cc redirection as well, and his site redirects just fine. None of mine works. His is http://ecko.uni.cc/ . Mine is http://knock.uni.cc/ . What gives? Do they have a new site or something?
sparkfan12
New Member
the DNS pointing works fine. the redirection doesnt
sparkfan12
New Member
i think they're down permanetley. read the server status page
Isn't that great 
,
another redirectionservice having trouble with spam.
Anyone has ideas how to stop this?? I need some ideas.
My solutions:
1) Only let my friends use the service.
2) Have people send me some personal stuff, that I can smash to pieces if they spam.
3) Charge people for the service, so they risk their money if they spam. (seem like a good solution ).
Any more??
/Tobbe
,another redirectionservice having trouble with spam.
Anyone has ideas how to stop this?? I need some ideas.
My solutions:
1) Only let my friends use the service.
2) Have people send me some personal stuff, that I can smash to pieces if they spam.
3) Charge people for the service, so they risk their money if they spam. (seem like a good solution
).Any more??
/Tobbe
Originally posted by Tobbe
Isn't that great
another redirectionservice having trouble with spam.
Anyone has ideas how to stop this?? I need some ideas.
My solutions:
1) Only let my friends use the service.
2) Have people send me some personal stuff, that I can smash to pieces if they spam.
3) Charge people for the service, so they risk their money if they spam. (seem like a good solution
Any more??
/Tobbe
you would be better off selling your domain if you have a good url...
#2 and #3 would never work(hope you were being sarcastic)
I hope you're kidding as well... I don't think anybody would even dream of paying for redirection! Like me, for instance, I'd rather waste my money on domains than a mere subdomain redirection. Or I'll just stick with cjb.net or even the ad-encrusted come.to service.Originally posted by Tobbe
3) Charge people for the service, so they risk their money if they spam. (seem like a good solution
Well, people pay for redirection.
I know of some people making alot of money from it, but maybe it's more like fooling people that haven't found nice free services.
One is http://www.just.nu (means right.now in swedish) that cost $11/year. The strange thing is that people that sign up for that service, sees this fee so small, it's nothing.
And waste money on domains isn't the same. Right you get more control, but it's more work. And there are alot of peolpe out there that managed to make their own site for the first time, and now want some easy way to make their friends remember their site. Well, they could use namezero, but the then there are ads.
Well, hopefully, we can find some solution for the spammers, and continue to offer free URL forwaring with our (not for sale) .it domains. has.it, does.it, rocks.it, rules.it .....
/Tobbe
(#2 wasn't serious )
I know of some people making alot of money from it, but maybe it's more like fooling people that haven't found nice free services.
One is http://www.just.nu (means right.now in swedish) that cost $11/year. The strange thing is that people that sign up for that service, sees this fee so small, it's nothing.
And waste money on domains isn't the same. Right you get more control, but it's more work. And there are alot of peolpe out there that managed to make their own site for the first time, and now want some easy way to make their friends remember their site. Well, they could use namezero, but the then there are ads.
Well, hopefully, we can find some solution for the spammers, and continue to offer free URL forwaring with our (not for sale) .it domains. has.it, does.it, rocks.it, rules.it .....
/Tobbe
(#2 wasn't serious
)