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zarazara
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their sites are down for maintenance. Is this normal
"The purpose of Life is to spread and create Happiness" :j
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They are the same website, afaik, as evidenced by the appallingly similar performance of them all when trying to browse, so it could be genuine maintenance.
Of course tomorrow, if the website has a Zavvi style "Administration" notice at the home page, I shall be back to edit this post...0 -
I tried to access PC World's website at 2am this morning and they were under going maintenance then as well. So that's at least 13 hours give or take a few hours that the site hasn't been working.Wins 2007 :Boots £125, XBOX 360 & 3 games 2008:5 David Gray CDs £10 DVD voucher 2 Crossed Bones DVD & chocolate Torch. Smackdown 2008 game Deck the Halls Scrubs S6 High School Musical 2 ESR PC game Sherrybaby Beauty Hamper The Break Up Shutter0
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Are shares still trading?0
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There shares are up so I doubt it is anything but maintainance.
Perhaps new design for websites?0 -
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You think what it must be costing them in sales...just at a time when ...cough you know what I mean!The Early bird may catch the worm ...but its the second mouse that gets all the cheese!0
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Dixons websites take a little lie down
Routine maintenance?
By John Oates
Posted in IT Channel, 12th January 2009 14:29 GMT
DSGi is cut off from the digital world today, with its two main websites falling off the net.
Dixons.co.uk is down at the time of writing, along with PCworld.co.uk.
A spokesman for DSGi told us: "We had some routine maintenance last night which has caused problems - it looks like a few more hours work to get it fixed."
Missing even a day's trading online will hurt the firm - it has been one of its few areas of recent growth, up nine per cent in the last half year.
The firm announced a £30m loss in November for the six months in an environment it described as "tough and volatile". It is pinning its hopes on a store renewal programme.
The retailer is expected to offer an update on Christmas trading later this week - which will be closely watched given the state of the UK High Street and the firm's historic reliance on Christmas sales.
Poor sales at Christmas last year saw DSGi shares drop 20 per cent. ®Wins 2007 :Boots £125, XBOX 360 & 3 games 2008:5 David Gray CDs £10 DVD voucher 2 Crossed Bones DVD & chocolate Torch. Smackdown 2008 game Deck the Halls Scrubs S6 High School Musical 2 ESR PC game Sherrybaby Beauty Hamper The Break Up Shutter0 -
Someone on digitalspy said that they'd been told the maintenance was taking longer than expected. Bad timing, if it is the case.0
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Ironic considering how much they charge for Techguys.
Looks like they're about as competent as people think they are, even when they're the ones having problems!I'll have some cheese please, bob.0
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