I closed my works site down

http://trailsidecafebike.com/

My boss owes me money so i pleased to have helped his site out that i built and never got payment for.
I'm sure all his customers are happy to see such an pretty page.
This is a perfect example of why you should always pay your employees what is owed. It ALWAYS comes back to them at the end.

 

I would Like To bUy the Domain

 

I have registrar access but i dont want to get in trouble or i would sell it to you

 

That is a bummer...
All that hard work and no payment, sorry mate, next time you'll know better I guess, money upfront or no work

 

Damn .. nice work btw ( layout & info ) I hope this will open his eyes !

 

I take it you viewed the source code and read my note and looked at the image name ?

 

I hope you realize you may be breaking the law, depending on where you live. If you're in the US for example (which apparently you are), you cannot publicly expose someone's debt info to others as you did here. So brilliant move on your part - you not only did it, but did it publicly. Worse than that, you put the client's name in the title bar, making it obvious who you were talking about. Nothing on the Web ever goes away completely. You'd better hope they don't pursue it through the FTC.

Oh, and btw, the record you just made of it here on DP, saying that you messed with their site (including the link) is now archived publicly and permanently. You're past your editing period, and under no circumstances will we delete it just because you screwed up.

This is a perfect example of why you should always watch what you say on the Web. It can come back to bite you on the ass in the end.

EDIT: Smart decision changing it. Because you did it that quickly, I won't post the screenshot I was about to add here. If the client can be traced through their domain name, you shouldn't even be mentioning that there's an outstanding bill though.