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In that case that would probably be the best place to start. If you want any evidence for a missing A record, heres a DNS checking tool (it currently throws an error because it can't find an A record).

MXToolBox

Let me know what they say

A couple of improvements i can suggest straight off:

You need to redirect all non-www traffic to www. or vice versa. Currently so far as google can see, you have 2 different websites, one on http://bassilimousineservice.com/ and one on http://www.bassilimousineservice.com/

Your URL structure needs to be improved,for example: http://www.bassilimousineservice.com/index.php/services/rates.html

Should be something like: http://www.bassilimousineservice.com/services/rates

You may find that you have to wrap the code that gets called when Ajax fires in something to catch the user agent. I.e. if your making an Ajax request to a php script in order to return data, you could wrap that php code in something like this (please excuse the Sudo code):

if(in_array($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], $knownagents){

//known webspider, or blocked agent, return nothing.

return "";

} else {

//not a known spider so continue.

}

?>

Thats very generalised but you get the idea. I put a short list together in JSON format a while back, you can find it here if its of any use: https://www.source-control.co.uk/knownspiders/spiders.php

PM me if you need any more specific help than that with development, hopefully someone else will have a slightly easier way of dealing with this though heh

Glad to hear thats all fixed! Though i will say thats a very slow response time for any development / hosting company typically i would expect a maximum response time of 8 hours.. We try to keep it under 2 heh.

But yes, glad thats working for you now

Hi shr109,

I've sent an email over so you have my address. Please let me know if it doesnt come through, we're recovering from a couple of email issues this end (infected web server in the same IP Subnet as our email server got us blacklisted), it might have ended up in spam!

Thanks,

So far as i can see, you should have no problem with this.

It looks like they want to hide the subdomain from indexes so as long as robots.txt. is properly configured, you should have no issue at all.

Got to love that referal spam!

I've not seen this one yet in my reports, kind of disappointing really :(.

Redirect 301 /green/red.cgi/blue/ http://www.newsite.com/summary-page/

is the old Redirect format, assuming your server is up to date (ish) you should be using something like:

RewriteRule ^/green/red.cgi/blue(.*)$ http://www.newsite.com/summary-page/ [L,R=301]