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Who is the host provider? No one seems to care about helping. I contacted Flip Builder and Amazon W3 and have received no help at all. I have purchased a different domain site.
We're happy to help how we can. Your original post was lacking in information, had wrong information in certain places, and appeared an advertisement of sorts. I think what our link formatter did with your "book3" address gave that appearance.
brilliant answer. I cannot find out who is hosting. But it does not matter now. I went ahead and purchased another new domain name. When I keyed in that DNS nothing popped up, so I should be good to go.
joyce-crawford-author.com is my new site. The one that pops up was from Flip Builder the program that I used to build my flip e-books. While it is my book, I do not have control over it. When I saw your "certificate" related to that site, I though you would know how to read it and help me. Thanks for your attention. You can delete this thread.
Joyce Crawford
That's not how it works Let's Encrypt is a so called "certificate authority" and issues certificates, but nothing else. The hosting provider of your (previous I guess?) website has asked Let's Encrypt for a certificate and with some technical stuff, they got one and installed it into the site.