my webpages and copy them under new domain names

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Request for Question Clarification by legolas-ga on 22 Nov 2002 12:30 PST

Is there a question in there that we can help you with? :)

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 22 Nov 2002 12:33 PST

It sounds like you are looking for old versions of your web pages that
you can use to put these pages back on the web.  Is that correct?  If
so, what are the addresses of your non-functioning web pages?  If we
know the addresses, maybe one of us can find old versions for you.

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Clarification of Question by weldorado-ga on 22 Nov 2002 13:09 PST

www.cyberview.com  is my webhost and also build my websuites for me.
They are off the air for a week now.
I had 3 sites with them:
www.reborn-broker.com
www.european.id.com
www.passport-country.com

They are telling me that nothing is wrong, but my websites are down
now for a week. I made the terrible mistake not to make copies of my
sites.
I would like to start all over again under new domain names, using my
old webpages.....what can I do ???

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Request for Question Clarification by omnivorous-ga on 22 Nov 2002 13:14 PST

One of the sites (european.id.com) appears to be active at this
writing.  Make sure that you copy the HTML source AS WELL as any
images and linked pages.

Researchers can tell you how to get a "picture" of your two other
pages, though you may have to re-create the HTML.  Will that meet your
needs?

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

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Clarification of Question by weldorado-ga on 22 Nov 2002 14:26 PST

sorry, you are right, it needs to be : www.european-id.com

www.cybervieuw.com has now parked itself at Godady, does this
implicate that they are out of business?
I do not fully understand what you mean researchers will find your
webpages...?
Who are they and where can I found them?
I just want to be able to found my webpages back the ones I paid for,
and copy them in my new domain names:or can I transfer the domain
names incl. the webpages?As you can see, I am not a specialist in
this...that's why I need outside help....

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Request for Question Clarification by missy-ga on 23 Nov 2002 19:11 PST

Hi weldorado,

I'm not sure what the malfunction with your webhost was, but your
sites all seem to be active now.

I would suggest that you download them all, in their entirety, for
safe keeping.  If you are unable to do so, let me know, and I will do
so for you, then post a link for you to download the files.

--Missy

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Clarification of Question by weldorado-ga on 24 Nov 2002 05:20 PST

Hello Missy,

I'm still not able to access my websites..???
But you tell me you can ???
When this is the case, can you download them for me and give me a link pls?
I would be MOST grateful to you!!

Regards,

Weldorado

Weldorado!

I'm so glad I went looking through old questions tonight!  I had no
idea that you had responded, I'm so sorry it took so long to get back
to you!

All three of your websites are functioning just fine, though they
don't like Mozilla at all.  I had no trouble viewing them in Internet
Explorer, though.

Just in case you have troubles again, I've saved all of your source
code and graphics for you.  Each site has its own folder within the
Zip file.  You can download the whole shebang here:

http://www.darkfriends.net/princessmoo/extras/weldorado.zip

A brief note on the site saves:  I had to add additional information
to some of the file names so they would all be different.  It's
descriptive, like FAQ, Services, etc, so removal if necessary will be
a snap.

Hope this helps!

--Missy

omnivorous, et al...

weldorado-ga has a typo; the second site in his list is:

www.european-id.com

(whois)

Dear weldorado

I checked the WaybackMachine for you.
http://web.archive.org

Unfortunately, it hasn't archived any of your sites.

Sorry.

And the cyberview.com or cyberview.com sites
don't show up at all in Network Solutions'
whois database. I was hoping to find you some
contact information.

Although...doing a Google search for Cyberview.com resulted in
this information on a Spanish(?) site:

Base de Datos Revista Operador
http://www.revista-operador.com/backend/index_DATOS.php?pointer=2100&orden=id

While Google policy does not let me list the contact information,
you'll find it on the very first line.

Good luck! 

Your TaxMama-ga

weldorado...

At this point, it does not appear to me that
there is any way to get copies of the web sites
in question, other than getting them emailed
or on disk, etc. from the Cyberview people.

I don't think the fact that cyberview.com is
parked at godaddy is a good sign at all.

That said, you should be able to (at least) get
your domain names pointed to another hosting
company and their DNS; the registar is a company
called Directi and a contact point for them is:

http://support.directi.com/support/index.jsp

You will probably want to locate a reputable
ISP/hosting company as well; try:

http://www.webhostingsources.com/

and such sites to compare, etc.