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Originally Posted by D Ghost
I would like to provide an update on the situation specifically regarding MojoHost...
MojoHost and our team had a great video call and came to an understanding. Brad and James were on and they addressed our concerns appropriately and directly. We commend them for getting on this call and facing the issues head-on.
We also learned of some advanced tech they are working on and I would like to point out that I believe they are one of the few companies evolving and upgrading their tech as fast as possible in the industry.
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LOLOL. First they are outdated, aws eats them alive. Then you add this tidbit about new tech
this killswitch guy summed it up nicely.
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Originally Posted by plsureking
your first paragraph is about you.
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Ok Poirot.
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you don't know everything sysadmin. every time there's a server thread you hike up your pants and dig into everybody. we all know more or less the same basic shit, then every tech specializes for their projects.
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I don't really follow antics much, but from what i gathered in this thread, that guy was selling some hosting. Then he writes up that bit like it's some knowledge sharing thing just seals the deal he has no idea and just recently learned about it himself after "years of living in the the dark". That's why it's funny af. It's like walking in on poker table and then whispering to the dude next to you "you know, there's 4 aces in the deck, we see 2 on the table, so 2 are missing" and then a secret "wink" like he shared some inside info to the guy. That's how it comes at
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regarding TTL - get better nameservers. i've never had a problem moving hundreds of domains in hours. maybe you're on godaddy?  i keep all TTL at 60 seconds 
ps your email says "agentgfy". if you are the tech in charge of gfy, you should close your account and move off-grid. this shit is horrible tech.
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I'm not related to gfy, don't read up too much into random gmail usernames. In any case, your ttl has 0 influence of when things will update, when other nameservers will update etc etc. Think of it this way, that might be more understandable to layman people like yourself.
You walk in a bank, teller asks you "how long can you wait" and you bring up an arbitrary number of time you can wait. Everyone walking in does the same. Does that influence when you will be called by the bank teller? Yea, to an extent where if there's 2 of you, one puts 10 mins, other 1 hr, you'll be called sooner. But that can be 10 mins, 20, 40, 1h, 3hr, or whenever the bank decides. If there's 10 of you with 10mins, it's going to decide by their own rules. For example, the guy that they know and does business 10 times more then you do will be called before you. And so on and so forth. So, while ttl does somewhat relate to the propagation, in reality, it's decided by 100 other different factors taht you have no control of, and all of those totally ignore your little paper where you wrote how long can you wait.