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got a bit of a weird problem here, which Domainmonster feel like that they do not need to answer, just made a domain transfer into my account and tried changing the domains DNS...and this message popped up.
"Your control panel currently has limited functionality. This is because your current payment details are due to expire in February 2013. It is essential that we maintain a record of valid payment details. Please update your payment details using the Update Payment page to restore full functionality"
now i owe no money to Domainmonster, my business card is due to arrive any time soon before the end of January and in there wisdom they have stopped me using all functions on my control panel until my payment details are updated.
surely this message and the functionality should be set when the current expiry date has elapsed, apparently Banks send cards out now late so that you do not misplace them until required !!!
i prefer keeping my domains in one place so that i can administor them without searching...if anybody has any practical ways of changing my DNS in the meantime i would appreciate it.
Mark
"Your control panel currently has limited functionality. This is because your current payment details are due to expire in February 2013. It is essential that we maintain a record of valid payment details. Please update your payment details using the Update Payment page to restore full functionality"
now i owe no money to Domainmonster, my business card is due to arrive any time soon before the end of January and in there wisdom they have stopped me using all functions on my control panel until my payment details are updated.
surely this message and the functionality should be set when the current expiry date has elapsed, apparently Banks send cards out now late so that you do not misplace them until required !!!
i prefer keeping my domains in one place so that i can administor them without searching...if anybody has any practical ways of changing my DNS in the meantime i would appreciate it.
Mark