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Yahoo and Ebuyer
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Good Morning,
Is anyone else having trouble accessing these two websites??
Is anyone else having trouble accessing these two websites??
You can't con an honest man!
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just tried both - no probs.0
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I wonder why I cant get into either site???
Anyone any ideas???You can't con an honest man!0 -
Who is your ISP?
What error do you get when you try to access them?0 -
ISP is blueyonder, I dont get an error it just reverts back to the google search page after a while.You can't con an honest man!0
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Try shutting down and start again.0
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Done that. also tried firefox as well as Internet Explorer, no joy!You can't con an honest man!0
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It could just be a DNS issue.
BY maybe having problems resolving the IP address of the sites - which results in a timeout and you get thrown back to a search page - not sure why google but maybe its how you've got your browser configured.0 -
Open IE, Tools, Internet Options, Programs Tab, reset web settings, take out tick then
Ok, shut down IE, the open IE, see if that works...0 -
I was just gonna advise that :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:Mr_Skint wrote:Open IE, Tools, Internet Options, Programs Tab, reset web settings, take out tick then
Ok, shut down IE, the open IE, see if that works...
On a serious note i think yahoo having a few probs there end, dont know about E-buyer0 -
Flush the DNS aswell
In XP Click Start, Run, type cmd,
and then type (ipconfig /flushdns) ,,,,to flush local DNS
ipconfig /flushdns Notice the space between ipconfig and /0
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