Posted by Ted_MI on 10/15/04 2:23pm
Msg #9882

Re: "Free Listing"

Hugh (and others),

You indicated in a prior post:

If you can use a NotRot link at all, Ted, it should (not) matter whether it is basic or premium.


Well I tried to sign up using my notaryrotary site as my url. And it just didn't seem to work. I got the following response:

"A valid reciprocal link was not found on the following page (and then my notary rotary url). We're sorry. that page does not exist on our site. click the home button to go to the notary rotary home page."

Any suggestions Hugh or otherrs? TIA

Reply by HisHughness on 10/15/04 5:53pm
Msg #9899

Re: "Free Listing"

The extent of my computer knowledge basically is that one doesn't run on kerosene. Beyond that, you have to talk to the man who told Al Gore how to invent the Internet.

Reply by HisHughness on 10/15/04 5:58pm
Msg #9900

Re: "Free Listing"

Sorry: the posting should have read:

The extent of my computer knowledge basically is that one doesn't run on kerosene. Beyond that, you have to talk to PAW, the man who told Al Gore how to invent the Internet.

Reply by PAW Notary Services on 10/15/04 6:44pm
Msg #9905

Re: "Free Listing"

>>>Beyond that, you have to talk to PAW, the man who told Al Gore how to invent the Internet.<<<

Sorry, Mr. Gore and I were not and are not on speaking terms. However, he may have read how to do it my "Internet for Dummies" series (before the yellow books were published) were I prophesied the public takeover and expansion of the internet.

Reply by Ted_MI on 10/15/04 8:21pm
Msg #9910

Re: "Free Listing"


You two guys are a stitch! Hopefully there are some techie type people out there who can enlighten me as to the error of my ways. Thanks to whomever you might be.

Reply by PAW Notary Services on 10/16/04 7:06am
Msg #9926

Re: "Free Listing"

Technically speaking, the NotaryLink works by providing a link to the notary's website. In return, a reciprocal link needs to be placed on the notary's website to allow visitors to link to NotaryLink's site. So, you need your own website, or at least a website you can add and adjust to include graphics and links to be able to provide the link back. NotaryRotary and other "listing" services aren't web pages per se. They take information from their database and build a web page on the fly, for viewing.

Hopefully, Ted, this provided the technical enlightenment you seek (or at least sought after) to mend the errors of your ways.

Reply by Ted_MI on 10/16/04 8:01am
Msg #9929

Re: "Free Listing"

Thanks, PAW, for the information. I don't believe I am in a position to mend the errors of my ways (as I don't presently have a website), but I do stand enligtened as to what the situation is and why my efforts with respect to notaryrotary didn't work.