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Problem With Photobucket
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#1 • Jun 18, 2008
    • Heyo guys, I dunno if this is the right place to put this topic, but I think it is because I am the only one who has problems with Photobucket.

    For some reason, I can't see ANY photobucket images at all, on forums they are blank, and on links the page said that the server could not be found.

    Also, when I access Photobucket.com, I get redirected to this site:http://www.atspace.com/dedicated-web-server-hosting-domain-articles-news/web_hosting.html

    Everyone that I've asked so far have said Photobucket has worked fine for them, so what would be my problem?
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    #2 • Jun 18, 2008
    • 1. Are you having the problem on both Firefox and IE or just one of the two?
    2. Have you tried deleting your cookies and temporary internet files?
    3. Did you run an anti-virus scan (just to be on the safe side)?

    I've looked around and found that some people have had this problem before, but it seems as though it went away for them with time, so I'm not quite sure what you can do to fix the problem now. :-\



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    #3 • Jun 18, 2008
    • your isps dns may be shagged.
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