If a particular site is not accessible from your computer, this does not mean that it does not work at all. Perhaps it is inaccessible only to your provider, or even completely blocked by it. There are several ways to find out what really happened to the site.
Instructions
Step 1
Check if the site is compatible with your browser. Some resource owners specifically place restrictions on which browsers can be used to view it. True, in recent years, when the period of monopoly on the market for these programs has come to an end, site owners make them unusable for certain browsers less and less.
Step 2
Try to visit the site using any other browser. If instead of the site, a page is loaded, which indicates that the domain is free or for sale, first check that the domain name is entered correctly. Correct the typo in it if necessary. If it turns out that there is no typo, then the resource owner forgot to renew the domain registration period.
Step 3
Sometimes, instead of a site, a page is loaded stating that the account owner has been suspended. In this case, he forgot to renew not the domain, but the hosting. In both cases, contact him at the coordinates that you know and remind him that it is necessary to renew the domain or hosting. In the first case, the site owner should be notified immediately, until the domain is redeemed by other persons.
Step 4
Try what stage of the request it stopped passing on.
Step 5
Ask your friends through instant messaging services, e-mail, forums, whether the resource is opening with them.
Step 6
Try to open the site through one of the following services
skweezer.com - This is how you know if it's available to other users without contacting others
Step 7
Try to access the site using a mobile phone with Opera Mini or UCWEB browser installed. They also download site content through third party servers.
Step 8
If you are using the Opera browser, try turning Opera Turbo on or off, then go back to the site. By doing this, you will achieve a similar result.
