My friends wife died in a fire. Some hard lessons learned.
Several months back a friend of mine lost his wife in a house fire.
Needless to mention is the fact that the grief of his tragic loss put his Internet business on hold for a while.
He came to the realization that he and his wife were building something together and so he decided to keep on with his and her dreams.
The problem is, he was the idea man and product creator and she was the computer whiz.
All the passwords to their domain names and websites were taken care of by her. He can't find any records at all.
My advice to him was to get in touch with his registrar (I knew who it is because they used one I recommended) and explain the problem. He should be able to gain access to the URLs so he can redirect his Nameserver settings. His websites are all gone so his hosting must have expired and he has no clue RE: hosting and site building so that part he will have to start from scratch.
Just a reminder to me and to all....
George Wright
Roger Davis
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. -- Mark Twain