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Where do I find the DNS records for my custom email? I need this for my GetResponse set-up.
Where do I find the DNS records for my custom email? I need this for my GetResponse set-up.
It did not allow me to find the DNS. I received the following: A domain name may only contain alpha-numeric [a-z0-9], dash[-] or dot[.] characters and should end in a 2-12 character. What I'm looking for is the DNS record for my email I got through WA.
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I created an email domain...bill@wmfletcher.com with Wealthy Affiliate.
I now need the A record and CNAME
Where do I get these so I can add them to a funnel setup
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I created an email domain on wealthy affiliate?
I created an email domain...bill@wmfletcher.com with Wealthy Affiliate.
I now need the A record and CNAME
Where do I get these so I can add them to a funnel setup
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Need some ideas: Is it best to create a professional email address with your name such as: name@domain.com or the site name such as: business@domain.com? I'm setting up a G
If you own a premium domain, you can.
Websites top menu > Site manager > Site Email
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/email Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account
It's generally best to create a professional email address with your name such as name@domain.com. This not only gives a more personal touch to your email communications but also helps to build your personal brand. Using your business name as your email address can sometimes come across as impersonal and less trustworthy, especially if your business is not yet well-known. Additionally, using a personal email address can also make it easier for your emails to end up in people's spam folders.
Also like Diane pointed out, you can actually set your email addresses here.
Great advice. I did set-up an email with my name@domain.com. Now figuring out how to use Getresponse with my new name.
Again Thanks for your response...
Hi - you can actually set up unlimited email addresses here.
So, you could have name@ or support@ or contact@, whatever you want. Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account
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Question on professional email address?
Need some ideas: Is it best to create a professional email address with your name such as: name@domain.com or the site name such as: business@domain.com? I'm setting up a G
If you own a premium domain, you can.
Websites top menu > Site manager > Site Email
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/email Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account
It's generally best to create a professional email address with your name such as name@domain.com. This not only gives a more personal touch to your email communications but also helps to build your personal brand. Using your business name as your email address can sometimes come across as impersonal and less trustworthy, especially if your business is not yet well-known. Additionally, using a personal email address can also make it easier for your emails to end up in people's spam folders.
Also like Diane pointed out, you can actually set your email addresses here.
Great advice. I did set-up an email with my name@domain.com. Now figuring out how to use Getresponse with my new name.
Again Thanks for your response...
Hi - you can actually set up unlimited email addresses here.
So, you could have name@ or support@ or contact@, whatever you want. Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account
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I'm not real technical, but I can follow directions. I want to move my URL site to WA.
You may transfer or point to WA servers (if transferring domain has to end in .com, .net or .org.
To update your domain DNS settings to point to WA. Here are the DNS settings.
ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com
These settings will be updated within your domain registrar (where you purchased your domain) after the transfer has taken place. How to Transfer a Domain Name to Wealthy Affiliate How To Point Your Domain Name To WA NEW Go Daddy DNS details to make it work: To transfer your domain here you need login current registrar and fetch the EPP code, there's a one year charge of $15, privacy included. One year more will get added to your domain.
Also it has to have passed the grace period of 60 days.
If your site has content you need get in touch with site support for further instructions.
They will typically ask you for FTP info and your domain name, they'll set up a siterubix subdomain and upload files then you can check everything is okay before you point your domain to WA servers.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
The easiest way is to ask Tech Support to do it for you. That's what I did when I migrated 10 of my websites to WA.
Thank you. Some of the technical language is above my understanding. Don't want to make a mistake and loose my site. Again thank you.
You can ask Tech Support but I would follow up so you can learn it for yourself. In this market it is very wise to always learn so you can do it for yourself in my opinion. Just remember knowledge is power with any trade or profession.
Kevin and Son
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My site is hosted by host gator. how do I transfer the site to wealthy affiliate?
I'm not real technical, but I can follow directions. I want to move my URL site to WA.
You may transfer or point to WA servers (if transferring domain has to end in .com, .net or .org.
To update your domain DNS settings to point to WA. Here are the DNS settings.
ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com
These settings will be updated within your domain registrar (where you purchased your domain) after the transfer has taken place. How to Transfer a Domain Name to Wealthy Affiliate How To Point Your Domain Name To WA NEW Go Daddy DNS details to make it work: To transfer your domain here you need login current registrar and fetch the EPP code, there's a one year charge of $15, privacy included. One year more will get added to your domain.
Also it has to have passed the grace period of 60 days.
If your site has content you need get in touch with site support for further instructions.
They will typically ask you for FTP info and your domain name, they'll set up a siterubix subdomain and upload files then you can check everything is okay before you point your domain to WA servers.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
The easiest way is to ask Tech Support to do it for you. That's what I did when I migrated 10 of my websites to WA.
Thank you. Some of the technical language is above my understanding. Don't want to make a mistake and loose my site. Again thank you.
You can ask Tech Support but I would follow up so you can learn it for yourself. In this market it is very wise to always learn so you can do it for yourself in my opinion. Just remember knowledge is power with any trade or profession.
Kevin and Son
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When entering a payment for a new domain, I continue to receive the following message: "Transaction blocked by your settings in FMF" I don't know what "FMF" means or where it
FMF means Fraud Management Filter. It is a block on your credit card that will not allow companies to process the card through PayPal. I would check if my credentials were entered correctly, alternatively find another that doesn't have those settings.
Or you may just process payment by PayPal or if you have credits (third option)
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When entering a payment for a new domain, I continue to receive the following message: "Transaction blocked by your settings in FMF" I don't know what "FMF" means or where it
FMF means Fraud Management Filter. It is a block on your credit card that will not allow companies to process the card through PayPal. I would check if my credentials were entered correctly, alternatively find another that doesn't have those settings.
Or you may just process payment by PayPal or if you have credits (third option)
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Bottom of site domains.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/domains
It did not allow me to find the DNS. I received the following: A domain name may only contain alpha-numeric [a-z0-9], dash[-] or dot[.] characters and should end in a 2-12 character. What I'm looking for is the DNS record for my email I got through WA.