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It there a way of registering new users for free, then after a specific amount of time they have to complete a paypal payment to retain access?

I want to be able to offer new registered users access for 7 days (without user giving CC or PayPal details) then to have to complete PayPal at the 7 day stage, if they want to retain access.

Thanks.

I had no option but to move the site off the problematic server, there have been no problems since moving it.

Almost certainly the problem was the duplicate listing of the DNS, which was causing some form of conflict, I don′t actually know who is responsible for that but moving to another server and then changing the DNS to that server has worked.

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Yes, it seems to have fixed it…. using the Cloudfare. The records are now properly configured, it certainly has something to do with those old incorrect dns being listed and conflicting.

Which totally proves the DNS are just wrong with the server, I′m going to have to move away from that hosting company, they have been no help whatsoever.

I thank you so much for your help during this. You helped a lot!

Thanks again for further reply, it′s good of you to help me.

I have 2 hosting providers. Hosting company 1, who hold all the domains and they host 1 main domain. Then Hosting company 2, where I host the rest of the domains.

I use 2 hosting companies to split the sites up, because my main income site needs its own server (at hosting company 1). So, I point the DNS at hosting company 1, towards hosting company 2, for the other 5 sites.

The site with the issue is registered at hosting company 1, and points to hosting company 2, where it is hosted.

Basically, i′ve spoken to both hosting companies. Hosting company 1 say they can do nothing, as the DNS are set with hosting company 2 – Hosting company 2 are refusing to do anything, they say there is no issue.

Thanks for your reply Christiaan.

I disabled all plugins etc earlier, and the site is still on and off. It′s OK for me presently, but the few people around the globe im getting to check it are still having repetetive issues.

I′m however now thinking it′s not a WP issue at all.

I did a DNS check and I think there is an issue there. Can someone decipher this for me? https://www.intodns.com/trade-advantage.com

You′ll notice that there are 4 DNS set, there should be only 2, the first 2 were incorrectly given to me by the host, they missed the initial d off…. Only 2 DNS are set at the registrar, but are the two incorrect ones interfering in some way?

The DNS are registered like this, but the first 2 should not be there. Initially the first 2 were set alone, the site had a lot of problems and we found that the “d” was missing off, after we amended the dns at the registrar it fixed all problems, this was quite some months ago.

ns2.mysecureservers.com [‘72.55.186.21’] [TTL=86400]
ns1.mysecureservers.com [‘72.55.186.20’] [TTL=86400]
dns2.mysecureservers.com [‘206.217.196.83’] [TTL=86400]
dns1.mysecureservers.com [‘67.43.7.3’] [TTL=86400]

I am however guessing, and just going by what the intodns.com report is saying, as I am not well clued up with this technical aspect.

https://www.trade-advantage.com

OK. Thankyou yehudah

Anyone else with feedback on this matter?

Any other options?

Thanks.

Thank-you for your reply.

Are there any potential issues with going this route? Or should it be totally seamless?

My thought – I don′t want to lose potential members for instance, if there can be “glitches” – This is why I have always done manually in the past, to ensure continuity, but I think it′s time I went automated for new sites so once set up they are not at all time consuming.

Are there limitations?