Yandles - where have they gone?

[RobNichols]

I've just tried to access the yandles website (Welcome to Yandle & Sons Ltd) and I'm hitting a placeholder site. Is the Yandles business OK?

This is what I'm seeing:

 

[gcusick]

Was just now

 

[bushwhaker]

Right now.

 

[Garno]

Works fine for me from your link.

 

[Tanglefoot20]

I had that yesterday…maybe server was not working or they were updating website…which is more than likely…

 

[RobNichols]

Weird - I'm still getting the other site.

 

[Stigmorgan]

They've been posting on Instagram all day

 

[Sachakins]

Clear your cache and retry, your link OK from here

 

[Nick.]

I'm down there meeting the good people at Yandles next Wednesday - I'm pretty sure it's a computer / internetwebs glitch or something?

If I turn up and there's just a desolate nuclear bomb crater in Martock / or they have all fled from a regional zombie attack or something I'll let you all know

Cheers,
Nick

 

[Southdownswolf]

I clicked your link and it took me to their page, including a picture of a chocolate/cherry cake. Now I'm hungry. For chocolate cake.

 

[RobNichols]

My plan is working. Today cake. Tomorrow the world

 

[Dibs-h]

I'd switch your DNS servers (at the router or PC) to use either OpenDNS or Google's. Your ISP maybe having issues with theirs.

 

[Sheptonphil]

Dropped in this morning, just for a couple of bits of timber, ended up browsing tools I never knew I needed, much less actually putting them in the car with the timber.

It just sucks you in and hoovers your wallet that place

 

[Richard_C]

I saw the same page as the OP this week, just typed yandles into the search bar.

It looks to me like yandles.co.uk is fine if you type it in with the .co.uk bit. Yandles.com - confusingly also a timber merchants but in Florida - may have been compromised and you ended up at the placeholder page but they seem to be up and running normally now. maybe I left the s off, if you go to yandle.com you get an under construction page. Who knows, but the proper yandles is alive and well.

(I wonder, deep in Mr Yandle's family history was there a pilgrim yandle who sailed west, started selling bits of the ship he travelled on for timber supplies and ended up as the finest builders merchants in Ocala, FL?)

 

[Fireburst]

Yandles are fine had communication with them today. It looks like it was perhaps a DNS issue.

 

[Robbo3]

I have now unsubscribed from their emails due to their added tracking pixel.