Regular
on 25/03/2008 at 12:38:12PM
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After purchasing a second domain from getdotted I have come to realise that my web freedom account does not apply to every getdotted domain I own.
Is there a way to merge my domains into one web freedom account or do I have to purchase a web freedom account for every domain I set up?
If the latter is the case, I find this very disturbing and will probably look elsewhere for my domains and hosting in the future.
Gav
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Eccles
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on 25/03/2008 at 7:48:48PM
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Login to your MyFreeola account and got to View/Edit Domain Details > click the Hosting & Settings button for the domain you wish to point to the existing webspace > click Change Hosting Type > select I want to point to one of my existing sites and then follow the instructions.
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centurion
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on 25/03/2008 at 7:03:59PM
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How do I go about doing this?
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Eccles
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on 25/03/2008 at 2:48:37PM
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Web Freedom is a 'per webspace' service. You will have read:
'This service is provided on a per 'webspace' basis. This means that you can upload for all your domains that share the same webspace folder.' when you signed up for Web Freedom.
You can point your domains at the web space folder that has Web Freedom using your MyFreeola access. This will allow you to use the Freedom service for those domains but they will share the same webspace folder.
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centurion
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on 25/03/2008 at 12:38:12PM
Total Posts: 5
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After purchasing a second domain from getdotted I have come to realise that my web freedom account does not apply to every getdotted domain I own.
Is there a way to merge my domains into one web freedom account or do I have to purchase a web freedom account for every domain I set up?
If the latter is the case, I find this very disturbing and will probably look elsewhere for my domains and hosting in the future.
Gav
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