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#576616 - 06/05/12 02:02 PM Re: MobileMe Domain Transfer [Re: Jim_]
Acumowchek Is this thing on? Registered: 12/29/07 Posts: 2922 Loc: Petaluma, CA	Thanks, Jim. We manage a band named Groundation where I work, and use NS to sell merchandise on their website. Suzanne's is just a little dance school in town and the site is mostly used as a calendar for upcoming events. NS might be overkill, but I'll ask the client and see what she says.
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#577136 - 06/13/12 09:35 AM Re: MobileMe Domain Transfer [Re: Acumowchek]
Acumowchek Is this thing on? Registered: 12/29/07 Posts: 2922 Loc: Petaluma, CA	Well, that was an adventure. Everything is now up and running on BlueHost. Thanks for all the help. BAD LYCOS! BAD DOG!
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