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John Parnell Pierce / March 20, 2014

Why have I received two invoices?

If you are operating a website you will most likely receive two or three recurring annual or bi-annual invoices. Typically you will receive an invoice for your domain registration and an invoice for your web hosting. Depending on the requirements for your website ou may also be invoiced for other services like SEO (search engine optimisation), site maintenance or CRM/mailing lists fees.

Most of out customers will receive an invoice for web hosting – the service of storing your website on the Internet, and domain name registration – the licence fee for having the domain name of you website.

 

John Parnell Pierce / March 20, 2014

What happens if I don’t pay my account?

Currently we send out invoices 30 days before the renewal date. For web hosting accounts we will allow some grace period after the due date and try to contact you to check if you still require the hosting. If we get no response, your account will be closed and the website will be deleted.

Unfortunately with domain name renewals, the name is automatically suspended on the expiry date. However it can be renewed up to 30 days after the expiry date.

 

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How do I move my Wordpress website?

Before you begin to move your Wordpress site, read the following articles:

http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2013/04/08/moving-wordpress-website/  Read the section 'Uploading A WordPress Website From A Local To A Remote Installation'

http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

There are a few steps to this upgrading the site

1. Backup and remove the old site

  • ftp into the 'web' folder on the server (usually 'html', 'public_html' or 'web')
  • make a folder  on your computer and download the old site to it
  • delete all files and folders in the web folder except any system files like 'stats','logs', 'webalizer' and 'error' folders

2. Upload the new site into the 'web' folder

3. Edit wp-config.php to match your mysql settings

4. Make sure the upload folder has the permissions '777' - you should be able to do this with decent ftp program like Filezilla

5. Using phpMyAdmin, import the wordpress database tables into your database

6. If this is done right you should be able to login

There are a couple of plugins to help with migrating. You may need to install these into the development site before uploading to the server.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-move/
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-migrate-db/

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