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[Robbie]

Thanks John, wishing you and yours all the best.

[Ronski]

I moved my domains to AAISP, registration, DNS and light usage email £3.60 per month per domain. Their control pages permit comprehensive control over the domain settings.

I shall probably move to AA once I curtail my daughters 1GB mailbox. How easy was moving, my domains are currently with Ionis, so may leave them there unless there is a reasonable saving.

She's home in November, so I'll grab her laptop and setup auto archiving, that should get the data size down.

[g3uiss]

John

I have mailed you but I’m staying with you.

Tony

[Ronski]

I'd happily continue, but I thought that would only be a temporary arrangement, perhaps lapsing when my renewal is due in February.

John, could you confirm the situation for people that remain and move over?

Thanks.

[jelv]

From the original post I understood we would be moved to a server along with sites for other businesses which he contractually has to keep going for a year.

I've been moved from 7hi to 2hi. There were a few hiccups which were sorted quickly. I'd expect John to be moving others when family circumstances allow him to commit the time.

[tickmike]

I have messaged John (no reply ) that I have paid for my domain but it still says I have 'Not Paid' on my account and the domain will expire soon.   

How do I read emails on a web browser ?, I am not 100% sure if they are working right in 'Thunderbird' since the move.

[g3uiss]

I’m sure the domain will be safe. It a convoluted process to actually dump it !

[jelv]

Have a look on the domain name registry. If it is a .uk domain that will be https://nominet.uk That will tell you if it has been updated recently.

[jelv]

How do I read emails on a web browser ?, I am not 100% sure if they are working right in 'Thunderbird' since the move.

If you've been moved to the 2hi server you can log in to webmail here: https://2hi.co.uk:2443/webmail

[Ronski]

How do I read emails on a web browser ?, I am not 100% sure if they are working right in 'Thunderbird' since the move.

On the old server use the following.

I prefer the Roundcube client

https://haveworx.co.uk:2443/roundcube/?_task=mail&_mbox=INBOX

but you can use this link and select a different client.

https://haveworx.co.uk:2443/webmail/

[tickmike]

I put a ticket in about my domain payment and it was sorted ASAP, thanks John .

Maybe my emails are ok, 
I have been trying to ask two hotels in Brussels questions by sending them emails (even tried my 'Hotmail' account) but I was getting no response at all, so I used there 'web form' email system on there web site and they responded. how odd