While Treestuff is my go-to store for "tree stuff", I do buy from WesSpur from time to time, and still buy chains from Bailey's. I have tried repeatedly to log on to their website today, to no avail. Does anyone know if they're down, closed, whatever?
Bailey's website down?
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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
It's working for me.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Just wait a bit... the server is burping.
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Just spoke with someone at Bailey's. He said they have satellite internet disabled due to malicious activity. So...I can't access Bailey's until they get it resolved. He said he didn't know how long it'd be.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Interesting how it's working fine for me. Go figure!
HolmenTree
Banned
Baileys have had hacking issues for some time now as someone got into a whole week or so of customers credit card information.
Seems to be ongoing as I see now. I'd be wary of shopping there in the future.
Seems to be ongoing as I see now. I'd be wary of shopping there in the future.
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Are you on satellite internet, Butch?
MasterBlaster
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No, regular cable.
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He said they've somehow disabled it for folks with satellite internet. I have no idea how they'd do that, but they have. I did manage to pull the site up while ago on my iPhone, after turning wifi off and using the phone's cellular internet. As long as it was piggy-backing off the wifi, the satellite restriction wouldn't let it load.
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
My CC got forked over by the breach. My bank caught it and shut the card off.
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My CC company cancelled mine and issued a new one. I believe it was in response to the breach. I think Stephen said his was cancelled/replaced as well.
I recall a thread about it, but was a bit perturbed that they simply cut satellite customers off. Seems a more reasonable approach would be to make the site available, but if an order is placed, simply inform customers of the situation and advise them to call their order in.
I recall a thread about it, but was a bit perturbed that they simply cut satellite customers off. Seems a more reasonable approach would be to make the site available, but if an order is placed, simply inform customers of the situation and advise them to call their order in.
woodslinger
TreeHouser
My card got hacked in that scam too. And even having dealt with that I still agree with your solution, just encourage call in orders. I'd rather have that than an inaccessible website.
bonner1040
Nick from Ohio
Calling in doesn't make a dif. Either way the same payment portal is used. If a vendor stores your info, it is vulnerable
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