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Topic subject | Worldstart |
Topic URL | http://www.pcqanda.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=4&topic_id=218027 |
218027, Worldstart Posted by Pacific, Tue Sep-19-17 04:25 AM
Curious as to why I can't seem to access Worldstarts forum pages. I seem to have lost contact with the whole site. Anyone having similar issues or can explain what has happened.
http://forum.worldstart.com/
Thanks Pacific
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218028, RE: Worldstart Posted by KJT, Tue Sep-19-17 05:08 AM
According to this - http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/# - the site is down.
Just type the URL in the box.
Jim.
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218029, RE: Worldstart Posted by Jane, Tue Sep-19-17 02:30 PM
There is a new forum here !
http://newworldtech.freeforums.net/#category-4
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218030, RE: Worldstart Posted by Pacific, Tue Sep-19-17 05:42 PM
Thank you both for your replies.
Sorry to see the old site closed. I have been a member from the old days when I first started PC's and Worldstart was new.
Fred
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218031, RE: Worldstart Posted by Pacific, Tue Sep-19-17 05:43 PM
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218032, RE: Worldstart Posted by Pacific, Tue Sep-19-17 05:45 PM
Thank you both for your replies.
Sorry to see the old site closed. I have been a member from the old days when I first started PC's and Worldstart was new.
Fred
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218033, RE: Worldstart Posted by Paul D, Wed Sep-20-17 07:46 PM
The Worldstart forum was a free extra provided by the proprietors of the business (online computer gear). The business was no longer viable and when it closed down the forum went with it.
The new site was started up by a couple of Worldstart members, and quite a few of the Worldstart forum members have migrated there.
Paul D
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218035, RE: Worldstart Posted by Pacific, Thu Sep-21-17 01:26 AM
Thank you Paul.
My ISP referred us to Worldstart for advice in the early days.
Many people have learned very much from all the help and answers from the good people supporting their forum.
It seems to me I remember about three major changes to the website as it grew in the early years. Oh well, nothing lasts forever. May it RIP.
Fred
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218064, RE: Worldstart Posted by peterb, Mon Oct-30-17 05:27 AM
Hi Jane:
I just checked out that forum. Looks like there's a lot of former members from this site. Do you know if it's American based as I'm looking for a decent Canadian forum to avoid U.S. politics and arrogance. ;) ;) ;)
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218065, RE: Worldstart Posted by Jane, Mon Oct-30-17 05:15 PM
Hi Peter :) I have to say I've never come across Canadian PC forum. My first forum was PC911 and so on. Used to be very helpful and I learned much from guys long gone ;( ;( Really miss them all . Worldstart people are very helpful to each other .
My everyday mainstay!
https://askwoody.com/
https://www.dslreports.com/forums/fav
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/?board=26
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/
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218066, RE: Worldstart Posted by Paul D, Mon Oct-30-17 07:08 PM
Good luck with that. I've only ever found one Aussie PC help forum and it's hopeless.
The Newworldtech admins are determined that the forum will retain all the good features of Worldstart, but not inherit any of the bad ones.
Paul D
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