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Dotster Forwarding + AOL Internal Browser

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pokerpro

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I am having a problem using AOL's internet browser for all my domain names that are being forwarded within my Dotster.com account. I have several domain names registered with Dotster and they are being forwarded to one main core site. When I use AOL's Internal Browser for the core site, it loads up fine. When I use AOL's Internal Browser for the domain names that are being forwarded, instead of being sent to the core site, I am sent to a page that reads as follows:
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Notice to AT&T Internet Customers

You have been directed to this AT&T Web page as a result of having clicked a link within an e-mail that you recently received which has been suspected of fraudulent activity. This e-mail message and its content
is unauthorized by AT&T and should be disregarded.
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If I use Internet Explorer (external to AOL), the domain name forwarding works fine. Is anyone else experiencing this? What can be done to fix this? Dotster's customer service call center is closed on the weekend.
 
Wow. That's bizarre.

Only suggestion I have is to not use AOL. That's the problem.
 
Looks like the problem has been resolved. Not sure what caused it.
 
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