> The Google homepage no longer has an input box.

> This site is so complex I can't tell where I should say that to????

> Well, You can say it here as input or suggestions
> are the focus of this group.

> I would think Googlers that focus on this topic
> would peruse the posts here to seek input.

> Abracadabra
> On May 9, 10:36 am, marex wrote:

> > The Google homepage no longer has an input box.

> > This site is so complex I can't tell where I should say that to????- Hide quoted text -

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> I wish I posses your optimism as it relates to this matter. We along
> with many other Google Webmaster Tools subscribers have recently
> experienced sudden problems with “Verify a Site” “Not Verified” for a
> number of different reasons that are not valid for weeks, with no
> evidence that Google is aware that a problem exists with this
> particular service.

> Jerry

> On May 10, 6:07 am, abracadabra wrote:

> > Well, You can say it here as input or suggestions
> > are the focus of this group.

> > I would think Googlers that focus on this topic
> > would peruse the posts here to seek input.

> > Abracadabra
> > On May 9, 10:36 am, marex wrote:

> > > The Google homepage no longer has an input box.

> > > This site is so complex I can't tell where I should say that to????- Hide quoted text -

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> I have same issue..
> I was happily using google mail for our domain [i.e. IT WAS VERIFIED]
> - then moved name serveres on the weekend. All updated MX records have
> been active since saturday... - then monday i realise that email is no
> longer active on Google!!!!! WTF

> Now i simply wait and hope all is ok.. but this is not right. I read
> somewhere that using the HTML page is near immediate to verify
> [reverify in this case] ownership of the domain - SO WHY NOT tell
> people that this method is much faster than cname verification.. I did
> try to change to HTML verification - but alas.. this is not possible.

> More info please google... this is hiding when we cannot get direct
> access to support at the most basic.

> BR Major

> On May 12, 3:02 pm, ChavezJ wrote:

> > I wish I posses your optimism as it relates to this matter. We along
> > with many other Google Webmaster Tools subscribers have recently
> > experienced sudden problems with “Verify a Site” “Not Verified” for a
> > number of different reasons that are not valid for weeks, with no
> > evidence that Google is aware that a problem exists with this
> > particular service.

> > Jerry

> > On May 10, 6:07 am, abracadabra wrote:

> > > Well, You can say it here as input or suggestions
> > > are the focus of this group.

> > > I would think Googlers that focus on this topic
> > > would peruse the posts here to seek input.

> > > Abracadabra
> > > On May 9, 10:36 am, marex wrote:

> > > > The Google homepage no longer has an input box.

> > > > This site is so complex I can't tell where I should say that to????- Hide quoted text -

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> BR Major,

> You seem to be confusing the verification.

> Verification for Google Apps has nothing to do
> with verification of web sites with Google verification
> for Google Webmaster Tools. They are two different
> products with different verification methods.

> AFAIK there is no issue with Google webmaster tools
> site verification from a Google standpoint.

> If you are having a problem verifying Google Apps
> then maybe try their help group:http://groups.google.com/group/apps-discuss

> Hope that helps,
> Abracadabra
> On May 13, 2:08 am, major2008 wrote:

> > I have same issue..
> > I was happily using google mail for our domain [i.e. IT WAS VERIFIED]
> > - then moved name serveres on the weekend. All updated MX records have
> > been active since saturday... - then monday i realise that email is no
> > longer active on Google!!!!! WTF

> > Now i simply wait and hope all is ok.. but this is not right. I read
> > somewhere that using the HTML page is near immediate to verify
> > [reverify in this case] ownership of the domain - SO WHY NOT tell
> > people that this method is much faster than cname verification.. I did
> > try to change to HTML verification - but alas.. this is not possible.

> > More info please google... this is hiding when we cannot get direct
> > access to support at the most basic.

> > BR Major

> > On May 12, 3:02 pm, ChavezJ wrote:

> > > I wish I posses your optimism as it relates to this matter. We along
> > > with many other Google Webmaster Tools subscribers have recently
> > > experienced sudden problems with “Verify a Site” “Not Verified” for a
> > > number of different reasons that are not valid for weeks, with no
> > > evidence that Google is aware that a problem exists with this
> > > particular service.

> > > Jerry

> > > On May 10, 6:07 am, abracadabra wrote:

> > > > Well, You can say it here as input or suggestions
> > > > are the focus of this group.

> > > > I would think Googlers that focus on this topic
> > > > would peruse the posts here to seek input.

> > > > Abracadabra
> > > > On May 9, 10:36 am, marex wrote:

> > > > > The Google homepage no longer has an input box.

> > > > > This site is so complex I can't tell where I should say that to????- Hide quoted text -

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