I have the domain moneyideas.us and use it as a custom domain on Blogger.
Everything was fine for a year, and then I decided to transfer the domain from 1and1 to purohits.

Since then, the URL http://moneyideas.us gives an error!

I have tried everything, but nothing worked. Can somebody please help?

What exactly you did while domain name transfer?

Looks like the CNAME to point to blogger is not set up correctly.

When you setup a new domain outside blogger, you have to make use of DNS nameserver. So point that to bloggers. Next when tranfering the DOMAIN to 2nd domain sever option of DNS nameserver would be DEFAULT to thier own webhost server. So you have to change the DNS setting [or CNAME] to get going this.

The domain was expired when I transfered it, and I was told that the transfer could not work. But finally I managed to transfer it with no problems.

The problem with the domain started 3 days before the transfer.

I found out at Google Groups tha other people had the same problem,
but most of them found a solution.
I tried many things, but none of these solutions worked for me.

The name servers are like this:

purohits.earth.orderbox-dns.com

CNAME records are:

www.moneyideas.us - ghs.google.com - active
moneyideas.us - ghs.google.com - active

I used both of them because for 12 months I use http://moneyideas.us
with no www.

And I was reading tha Google doesn't accept anymore naked domains.

I followed instructions by Google here and here, but can't understand what is wrong.

I am so desperate! I have spent hundreds of hours to promote this blog, so I can't just let it go.

Basically the hostname is not set up on the server that it is pointed to.

Originally Posted by chrishirst

Basically the hostname is not set up on the server that it is pointed to.

Can you explain this, because as you see I am not an expert.

Assuming it's a blogger/blogspot account

Login -> Settings -> Publishing -> Custom Domain -> Switch to advanced settings -> Type in your hostname and the Captcha -> Save the settings.

set the dns servers to ghs.google.com

But I have done all these things!

Then you need to be asking Google where the problem is.