How to Request Migration for modellandyachts.com

modellandyachts.com is offline because its hosting platform, StoresOnline, is being wound down. To keep the site and its data, the account holder must send a migration request by email to [email protected] with the full domain name in the subject line. Email is the only accepted channel — phone requests are redirected back to this address, and after the migration deadline recovery is not guaranteed.

Why the site is offline

The page currently served at www.modellandyachts.com is a migration notice, not the yacht site itself. It states that the site is temporarily offline while the StoresOnline hosting platform is decommissioned, and that the operator has tried to reach the account holder several times without response.

The notice is tied to a specific domain and a specific date:

If you landed on that page in error — for example, you don't own or manage the domain — the notice says no action is needed.

How to send the migration request

The notice lays out a single required step to start the process.

1. Compose an email to [email protected].
2. Put the full domain name in the subject line — www.modellandyachts.com.
3. Include any account references you have in the body, so the migration team can match your request to the right account.
4. Send it. An auto-reply confirms the request has been logged.

Expected result: you receive an automatic confirmation that your request is on record. That confirmation is the proof your request entered the queue before the platform shuts down.

What not to do

• Don't call. The notice is explicit that phone calls will not move the request forward. Anything received by phone has to be redirected back to the email address before the migration team can act on it.
• Don't send multiple emails hoping one lands. The instruction is a single email; the tracked record is what matters.
• Don't wait for a reply before sending. The auto-reply confirms logging, not approval — you don't need to wait for it to consider the step complete.

What happens after you email

The notice describes three steps, in order:

1. You email your domain — the step above. An auto-reply confirms the request is logged.
2. Migration is scheduled — a migration coordinator replies within 7 days with a transfer window, what to expect, and any credentials they need from you.
3. Site and data move to the new host — files, databases, and DNS records are migrated. You receive a verification link before the old platform is fully decommissioned.

The 7-day figure is the stated reply window for scheduling, not the deadline for sending your request. The deadline that matters is the platform shutdown: after it, hardware is retired and backups are archived.

If you miss the deadline

Late requests are reviewed case by case, with no service-level commitment. In practice that means:

• Recovery is not guaranteed after the deadline.
• There is no committed turnaround time for late requests.
• The notice will not be re-served once the migration window closes, so you may not get a second reminder.

If you manage this domain, send the email now rather than waiting to gather every account reference — include what you have and let the coordinator ask for the rest.

Quick reference

• Recipient: [email protected]
• Subject: www.modellandyachts.com
• Body: full domain name plus any account references
• Confirmation: auto-reply
• Follow-up: migration coordinator within 7 days
• Only channel: email