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I'm shutting down my web business. My enom balance is $112 (and they do not offer refunds). I would like to offer you domain registration (and/or ssl etc) for 50% off.

They seem to have started coming through again some time overnight, although the weekend emails were lost.

Ad-free server: 08-08-2008 For a few hours now, no emails have been delivered to my email accounts (whether using pop3 client or web mail). I tested by sending emails to myself from accounts at other isp's. They were not delivered and did not trigger errors at the other isp's. Anybody else?

You need to se ftp software to upload/download files. Google leach fpt to get free ftp software that's not bad.

Make individual agreements with web sites. Find them by surfing and looking at the affiliate page. They provide the code. Try to find the ones that pay with paypal.

Some time today (July 7, 2008), my web site seems to have stopped receiving emails (on ad-free server). Using POP3 or webmail, I see no incoming emails. Anyone experiencing this too? Edit: Also, when trying to send an email via webmail: There was an error sending your message: Failed to...

websitepulse is a service that will request one of your pages at regular intervals, thereby triggering the required event

You start with a blank MDB file. I have one if you need it. Then, you connect to the database (using the full path on the x10hosting server) and use SQL statements to create tables, add records etc.

I ran 65 sites with asp.net for 6 years on several servers. I used the free Access database files (.mdb extension) that come with asp.net I never had a single problem with them.

You should always put your code in e.g. an insert file so that your source code is not shown when .net fails to execute.

Simple steps I used: 1. Go to my domain registrar and point all domains to x10's name servers 2. Create domains in X10's control panel 3. Use FTP to create deault, index etc. in automatically created domains.

Starting in 2002, I ran 65 sites spending a lot on search ads. At first, it worked fine. But after a couple of years, profits started to dwindle. I think this may be because these are are essentially sold on an auction basis. Anyone with a similar experience? Suggestions?