You bought two domains and when you google them they show up as http://xxx.com?
If you enter your URL (Domain) into the address bar, where dose it take you?
If these domain were previously owned and have become available to sell, it could be from a previous redirect, if that's the case, somebody at mydomain.com should be able to fix this for you.
It's possible for somebody to have owned the site and just not renewed the domain name and still have hosting up. If thats the case and mydomain has the right to sell it and you own it. As soon as you point that domain name to your hosting location, it should transfer.
You could do a whois search to see if it was owned previously or if its registered to somebody else.
Interesting, the expires date usually refers to when the domain name expires. There is usually not any activity on the domain name unless the owners info changes and they actually update there registration info.
Do you have an Admin log in for mydomain.com? If so I would log in and try to redirect the domain you bought to another site and see what happens.
I just logged on and see two domains in my account, although I actually purchased four this morning.
The two which have not shown up are the ones that are pointing to other people's websites. I did receive an order confirmation from Mydomain for these two but unlike the first two haven't yet received a follow-up email.
So perhaps they aren't mine - at least yet - afterall. Will wait and see.
In the meantime I just picked up the .org version to at least be sure I get the domain I was looking for, although not as easy as .com for instance.
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Thanks. Tried adding my pbase address in the URL Forwarding section but didn't work earlier, presuably as may take a full working day to get it up and running.
