I tried accessing the Xeeber website and it’s still down. I am greeted by no longer a 404 Page Not Found error though but just a white blank screen. I did a whois lookup on Xeeber and found that the domain is set to expire in 2009 and it seems that all Xeeber servers are alive and kicking. So I’m assuming that it’s either CheckDNS is unreliable or Xeeber’s gone for good. Although I discovered an alternative to Xeeber (which appears accurate and reliable when I did my own background check), I still miss the good old online stalker’s tool. Hehe.
I wish it’s not yet the end.
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