every subdomain and subdomains that i have registered are overwhelmed by these crappy bodis.com advertisements
I wrote to bodis.com and they said it was because of infinityfree
I’ve already set up the website from scratch now more is broken but 1 subdomain works now but the main domain is now with “404! We couldn’t find that page.” fully spammed
I think it’s because I have to wait another 3 days because I’ve relaunched the website
BUT BODIS.COM WHY
I saw your problem is solved!
But instead of changing the topic itself to “solved blah blah blah”, it better to use the “solution” button shows under the replies to mark as solved.
You can actually mark your own reply as solution — and that’s ok if the problem goes away on its own.
Bodis can’t “steal” any domains. Bodis serves ads on domains that point to their systems. They do not control which domain names are pointing here. In most cases, it will be our nameservers that do this.
We point all unassigned subdomains to Bodis. If you don’t want a particular subdomain to show ads, you can link it to a hosting account.
If you don’t want this to happen to your own domain, you can avoid this by moving it to a third party DNS provider (such as Cloudflare) and just make sure you don’t have the Bodis CNAME record set up there.
In any case, please don’t bother complaining to Bodis about this, they do not decide which domains point to their servers.
No, sorry, we cannot. It is an automatic system of which we don’t have control. The best we can do is to tell you to remove your domain from the Hosting Account and then add it back in hopes that the automatic system will assign you the correct record. By it appears that your domain is working, so:
Restart your computer/phone/device. This may solve local dns caching issues.
Yes, we did this. But it’s a conscious decision we made, and your domain is working exactly as designed. I see no “fault” here.
No.
The Bodis record was added deliberately to be able to get some money from unused/expired domain names. This hosting that’s free to you isn’t free, and takes a lot of money to operate. And while I can understand that you would rather not see any ads at all, it still takes money to provide the hosting, and I think that showing ads on domains that you don’t use is a lot better than placing ads on the domains you do use, which is something we definitely don’t do.
If you don’t want ads, then please consider paying for the hosting yourself. Like getting an iFastNet Starter Premium account, which will remove this entirely issue for only $20 per year.