Please delete suspended domain from my domain

[sylbobek]

Website URL

https://suspended-domain.net/index.php?host=www.coremate.xyz

Error Message

When i open this website on my dns i see information Domain Suspended When i deleted domain from infinityfree

Other Information

Please delete Suspended domain i know this domain is not suspended but ifastnet just gived me that and i know you can write to fastnet and fastnet can delete that

[EdwardHamHam]

@sylbobek

When i open this website on my dns i see information Domain Suspended When i deleted domain from infinityfree

What is your domain name? If it’s a custom domain, then this is either happening because it’s still pointing to your InfinityFree account (either with an A record or being set to IF’s nameservers) or because of DNS propagation.

[sylbobek]

its custom domain, i deleted DNS from infinityfree and i deleted all A records who can make somethings with that. But only i see that on my wi-fi when i am on Lte i dont get this message.

[sylbobek]

and domain name is www.coremate.xyz

[dan3008]

@sylbobek

But only i see that on my wi-fi when i am on Lte i dont get this message.

Try clearing your cache

if you only see it on one device, thats the most likely issue

[sylbobek]

but that is on wifi idk how to delete catche from wifi

[sylbobek]

on the all device who is connected to wifi i got that

[EdwardHamHam]

No issue on my end.

@sylbobek

But only i see that on my wi-fi when i am on Lte i dont get this message.

@sylbobek

all device who is connected to wifi i got that

Then like I said this is just the result of DNS propagation. You can see more about it here:

What is DNS propagation

You’ve added a new domain name to your account, just changed your nameservers or recently modified some DNS settings. However, they aren’t working yet. You’ve discovered already that it’s not working yet because of something called “DNS Propagation”. But what does that mean? Introduction to DNS Before you can understand how DNS Propagation works, you need to understand how DNS itself works. So let’s start with that. Servers on the internet are identified by a set of numbers called an IP addres…

This will resolve itself with time.

@sylbobek

delete catche from wifi

What dan means is your DNS cache. It’s stored by your computer, not the WiFi network itself.
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-flush-your-dns-cache
It’s a way for your PC to speed up how quickly you access remote servers by not having to do a DNS lookup each time. But this also means you won’t be able to access a site after a server change until the cache expires, or is cleared manually.

[dan3008]

Ah sorry I misunderstood.

That sounds like a DNS propagation issue then. If you’ve recently changed the name servers on the domain it can take up to 72 hours to update

[sylbobek]

ye i do that but that dont work

[sylbobek]

okay so i wait 72 hours to update

[Admin]

Did you also see this article?

Why Your Domain Redirects to suspended-domain.net

Sometimes, your domain name may redirect to the website suspended-domain.net instead of showing your website. Contrary to what the domain implies, there are various reasons as to why your domain name may redirect to suspended-domain.net. In short: This happens if your browser is connecting to a website IP address, but there is no active website for your domain on the IP address. This article explains the different ways this can happen and how to fix each situation. What to Expect When Fixing …

Specifically the section “You are moving the domain to another hosting provider”. It perfectly describes your situation, the reason you’re in it, what you could have done to avoid it, and what you can do to fix it.