I was testing earlier why our old domain name still has my Blogger website up when, clearly, this is the new domain address I asked Blogger to redirect to.
The old domain name was http://www.caninemafioso.com
One day, I received an email from GoDaddy! explaining that my domain name had expired and someone else had snatched it up. Alright, whatever.
So I registered caninemafiosos.com (just added an "s" to the domain name) and here we are at the new blog. However, my old blog (with a very old post) still appears. How come someone else own the domain name yet still have my material up there? Blogger has been no help. GoDaddy! has been no help.
:::Throws hands up in the air:::
Why do I care? That's the million dollar question! The only reason I care is because it seems that 50% of the hits to queries for "canine mafia," "canine mafiosos," and "dogfathers" all land at the old address.
/end rant
Here is my payment for reading this nonsense, non-dog related post. :-)
Hmm, the domain poachers must not have bothered to change DNS on your old domain.
ReplyDeleteRegistrant:
Maripon Management, Inc.
Office 2, 456-458 Strand
London, Not Applic WC2R 0DZ
United Kingdom
The Canine Mafioso are coming to pee on your legs, Maripon Management Inc.!