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that's right, type in www.co.uk and up appears Woolworths, is it something to do with W's ? I guess it's a bit more technical than that ....
Fool I was replying to phi1ip.
Turbonutter wrote:
> Last time I checked www.com was an Internet portal.
This is www.CO.UK not .COM
;-)
> Last time I checked www.com was an Internet portal.
This is www.CO.UK not .COM
;-)
thanks for explaining that.
Woolworth own www.co.uk
What you are actually looking at is www.www.co.uk if you see what I mean.
Domain Name:
www.co.uk
Registrant:
Woolworths Plc
Registrant's Agent:
The Public IP Exchange Ltd t/a UUNET [Tag = UUNETPIPEX]
URL: http://www.uk.uu.net
Relevant Dates:
Last updated: 22-Jan-2003
Name servers listed in order:
ns0-w.dns.pipex.net 158.43.129.87
ns1-w.dns.pipex.net 158.43.193.87
What you are actually looking at is www.www.co.uk if you see what I mean.
Domain Name:
www.co.uk
Registrant:
Woolworths Plc
Registrant's Agent:
The Public IP Exchange Ltd t/a UUNET [Tag = UUNETPIPEX]
URL: http://www.uk.uu.net
Relevant Dates:
Last updated: 22-Jan-2003
Name servers listed in order:
ns0-w.dns.pipex.net 158.43.129.87
ns1-w.dns.pipex.net 158.43.193.87
Last time I checked www.com was an Internet portal.
www.com used to be part of internet.com...
They must have sold it or something...
They must have sold it or something...
Memorandum wrote:
> Woolworths must own the domain. Somehow.
Yep, they bought it like anyone else would with a Domain :)
Names arn't actually www.whatever.co.uk, just whatever.co.uk, so www.co.uk is a valid Web Address ... be it an odd one :)
www.com is also gone, to a music site I believe.
> Woolworths must own the domain. Somehow.
Yep, they bought it like anyone else would with a Domain :)
Names arn't actually www.whatever.co.uk, just whatever.co.uk, so www.co.uk is a valid Web Address ... be it an odd one :)
www.com is also gone, to a music site I believe.
Because they bought it?
People will go there by accident or otherwise, people will see their website, people might buy things.
Makes sense to me.
People will go there by accident or otherwise, people will see their website, people might buy things.
Makes sense to me.
Woolworths must own the domain. Somehow.
that's right, type in www.co.uk and up appears Woolworths, is it something to do with W's ? I guess it's a bit more technical than that ....