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well my compensation was only what I got the previous day.. so I think they may be punishing me now for speaking out... :cheeky:
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not made up for LOSS of potential Sales...
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Frankly, I am not happy with downtimes, especially when domain visitors that are supposed to see *something* get a blank page instead. I had several domains with traffic that dipped when there were 2 days of Sedo downtime and didn't recover until 2 weeks later. So the impact is not for the downtime period, it's for much longer.
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well all the search engines punish sites for continued down time so the impact is bigger than most expect.. SEDO is being targeted for a reason.
And SEDO are online now ... Still No response... hmmmm
And SEDO are online now ... Still No response... hmmmm
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