Preev.com - DNS hosting service has expired.

[Pmalek]

I don't know if anyone has noticed, but preev.com is back up and working again. I tried accessing the site yesterday for the fun of it just to see what would happen and everything seems ok. The question now is, how many will go back using preev.com as their main reference to check BTC's current value, and how many will stick with any of the alternatives that were created in the meantime?

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[snipie]

I don't know if anyone has noticed, but preev.com is back up and working again. I tried accessing the site yesterday for the fun of it just to see what would happen and everything seems ok. The question now is, how many will go back using preev.com as their main reference to check BTC's current value, and how many will stick with any of the alternatives that were created in the meantime?

Honestly, I am pissed with whatever is going on with preev every couple of months. You never know when it shutdowns, how long to wait for it to come back.. 0 information and notification which isn't acceptable and shouldn't be encouraged tho.
There isn't a single explanation anywhere about what happened lately no?
I will keep using pnnv and ask everyone here to support that project, at least OP there is making efforts to improve the site and hearing community propositions.

[hugeblack]

I don't know if anyone has noticed, but preev.com is back up and working again. I tried accessing the site yesterday for the fun of it just to see what would happen and everything seems ok. The question now is, how many will go back using preev.com as their main reference to check BTC's current value, and how many will stick with any of the alternatives that were created in the meantime?

Some are willing to pay to buy that domain and it seems that the main developer doesn't have the time or resources to keep making it first so it's best for everyone to get more than one trusted developer access to that site.
In general, It is working on HTTP (not HTTPS,) and it seems that it will not last for long, as the same thing happened last time.

[Ultegra134]

I don't know if anyone has noticed, but preev.com is back up and working again. I tried accessing the site yesterday for the fun of it just to see what would happen and everything seems ok. The question now is, how many will go back using preev.com as their main reference to check BTC's current value, and how many will stick with any of the alternatives that were created in the meantime?

Honestly, I am pissed with whatever is going on with preev every couple of months. You never know when it shutdowns, how long to wait for it to come back.. 0 information and notification which isn't acceptable and shouldn't be encouraged tho.
There isn't a single explanation anywhere about what happened lately no?
I will keep using pnnv and ask everyone here to support that project, at least OP there is making efforts to improve the site and hearing community propositions.

I also noticed that Preev.com was functioning again, but without the security of the HTTPS protocol. However, I'll also stick to Preev.net or even Pnnv, which I haven't used since its debut. I understand that its developer was possibly going through some trouble, but it disappearing and resurrecting without any warning or announcement is frustrating. Its developer could at least make a public announcement through the forum. He definitely knew how handy the service was.

[agentF]

I'm not sure the developer is even available. He has been using https://dnsmadeeasy.com/, whose focus is to keep your business alive by any cause.

I think they are the ones who saw the traffic coming from preev.com and decided to make the service alive again.

[examplens]

I'm not sure the developer is even available. He has been using https://dnsmadeeasy.com/, whose focus is to keep your business alive by any cause.

I think they are the ones who saw the traffic coming from preev.com and decided to make the service alive again.

I went a little deeper. I would say that preev.com is part of the business development of preev.pro. it seems that behind everything is a completely different business model, not just a free service at the service of the community.

Also, preev devs have certain complications with complexity and some APIs changes, probably this additionally affected the availability of the service.

This is from his Twitter profile: https://twitter.com/preev_/status/1471164221333262337?s=20&t=1VGY9mZgBpCvvvMdeZntwg

[agentF]

I'm not sure the developer is even available. He has been using https://dnsmadeeasy.com/, whose focus is to keep your business alive by any cause.

I think they are the ones who saw the traffic coming from preev.com and decided to make the service alive again.

I went a little deeper. I would say that preev.com is part of the business development of preev.pro. it seems that behind everything is a completely different business model, not just a free service at the service of the community.

Also, preev devs have certain complications with complexity and some APIs changes, probably this additionally affected the availability of the service.

This is from his Twitter profile: https://twitter.com/preev_/status/1471164221333262337?s=20&t=1VGY9mZgBpCvvvMdeZntwg

Could you elaborate on the business model part? I didn't get the idea.

[examplens]

Could you elaborate on the business model part? I didn't get the idea.

For every pair added to live price monitoring, it is necessary to pay a certain amount. once someone funs a specific pair, it is active for all visitors. Active means showing real value.
it's an interesting concept, so coins with a stronger community can be listed on such a service.

Here is an example of a BCH/USD pair, where 10 weeks of showing the relationship of this pair cost $15.6.



p.s. I hope you will not think in this direction with your pnnv service. 

[agentF]

Could you elaborate on the business model part? I didn't get the idea.

For every pair added to live price monitoring, it is necessary to pay a certain amount. once someone funs a specific pair, it is active for all visitors. Active means showing real value.
it's an interesting concept, so coins with a stronger community can be listed on such a service.

Here is an example of a BCH/USD pair, where 10 weeks of showing the relationship of this pair cost $15.6.



p.s. I hope you will not think in this direction with your pnnv service. 

LOL i love this concept!