I can get to true.com, but my browser closes when I click on any link on their page, no matter what link it is.  I don't have this problem with any other site I go to.  Why is this happening?  In the meantime, I'd love to get their customer care number except: it isn't on the main page and when I click on the 'Customer Care' link guess what happens?  Here's a tip for all web page designers for any corporate site: make sure your 'Customer Care' contact info is always easily accessible.
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Call Us.\nWe're here to help you and answer your questions\n8 a.m.  — 8 p.m.  Monday through Friday and\n10 a.m.  — 7 p.m.  Saturday through Sunday Central Standard Time.\nIn the United States and Canada, dial toll-free\n1.866.583.TRUE (8783) or (1) 972.402.4802 (toll charges apply).  \n\nWrite to Us.\nTrue\n5215 N.  O'Connor, Suite 1600\nIrving, TX 75039\n1.866-583-TRUE (8783)
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Yeah, that happens to me alot with Myspace too. You can try searching for myspace.com on a search engine, like Yahoo or something, and then try clicking a link to it. That works for me sometimes, but I have no idea why it happens. You could also just try typing in your URL to get to your profile page, and then if you get that far, then just click sign in, and you might be able to get to your home page from there.
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sometimes there is an error in the page like in the lines...\n\nIf its your website double click on that were it says error on page and then click on details and then open Front Page and then check the line and then correct that... then it will go..This once happend to me...\n\nbye... any questions contact me:\n\ndesignursite  is my id..
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I'm sorry, but are you talking about a forum on another site?  If such a thing happens on both computer it's probably the site's problem.
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The website is down, none of the pages work. However, if you go into google and ask for the cached page you can see it. \n\nThe link below shows the cached page for contacting them
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There is a software named offline browser I have used it and downloaded such sites with shockwave or flash. You can try it, the official site is, http://www.metaproducts.com/, it should work just fine.
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If your program is not genuine (windows wording) do not send any error reports or request updates. If you do either they will put an icon on your tool bar and keep reminding you to go genuine.  They also shut off your firewall. Sorry I couldn't give you more information but thought this might save you from problems with old Bill Boy.
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It is very good and colourful,......\n\nwhen you click on a link on the front flash page, it moves in nicely, but the little red button to return should perhaps have text with it 'return' 'back' or something, first time i click back in the browser, took me off the site.\nI found it a bit of a pain to wait for the flash to load each time i left the frontpage and then returned, no biggie though.\n\nI liked it, very good work.
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First, make sure you're utilizing meta tags and that they're kept updated. That will keep you showing up in searches. \n\nAlso, I'm not sure what you mean by "close your site." If you want people to stay on your site while they visit links from your site, make your links like this:\n\n<a href="WHATEVER_URL.html" target="_blank">  \n\nWhen you add that target="_blank" tag, that will open your links in a new window while leaving the browser with your site still open.
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no, theres something wrong with aol. i just went there to check and it says they cant find the page.
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Well as it is still in the "Beta" phase it just means that it would eventually be prone to bugs and the like... It may be an incompatibilty issue with your browser... have u updated your browser recently? maybe the update may have caused it... I noticed that it works in Mozilaa firefox and Internet Explorer, but if I use Opera or Avant Browser then I come up with some issues regarding it...
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That's not exactly a full-fledged website, because you have it set up on a free host.\n\nFree hosts often throw bad code at you, intended to present their advertising to your visitors.  They rotate the ads at random, so the errors will come and go.\n\nYou need to select a real host if you want to get control of your site, eliminate errors like this, and get some street cred.
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Working just fine from here.\nIf it's a particular group that you can't access, Y may have shut it down (for reasons that are often hard to fathom)\nIf it's the whole groups front-end (groups.yahoo.com), then the problem may be local to you...  try flushing the cache on your browser, in case there's been a problem or change that got cached.
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This is a problem with the website itself, not with your computer. The site runs via a database, and their server is having trouble connecting to it. There isn't anything you can do, other than e-mail the providers to tell them their system is down - although they probably already know.
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as far as experience shows me that happens when the cookies dont work or aren't enabled properly for the site. The more common reason however is that if you send unfo such as your name, passord etc though the internet [such as logging into your yahoo mail for example.]. If you were to click the back button the page wouldn't reappear as private info has been sent thought the internet and you would have to probably resend this information to take you back to that page. hope that is useful
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I do this at work... never enter the actual web address. Use a search engine like yahoo/google and go to your site from there.
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I'm fairly sure that this is a spam question, but I'm getting 2 points. I had no problem getting to the website in question. If this isn't spam then your service provider is blocking the site. Or your mom has it blocked at the local firewall.