***TSA Spring SUPER Sale!!! 800+ Corals and DEEEEEEP Discounts!***

[Mgraves714]

This is the msg I have gotten since about 10 mins prior to sale

 

[Stang67]

hey maybe if i send out a carrier pigeon with what i want? J/K still having cache issues. oh well

 

[IslandLifeReef]

Try searching under Coral --> ALL WYSIWYG

Thanks for the advice. Tried it, no joy. Cleared cache and tried again and still only 69 corals.

 

[block134]

Resetting the DNS forwarder on my router fixed my problem

 

[Mgraves714]

seems some of us are just SOL really a bummer i enjoyed all the other sales from them that i was able to participate in

 

[Lexgsmith]

This is the msg I have gotten since about 10 mins prior to sale

Even if you could get in, and see the sale, and even if you could add something in the cart, you can't check out. Sucks so bad.

 

[wmchaseb]

Tried every option under corals and spring same drop-down on 2 devices on 2 different networks and still only seeing 69

same

 

[Salemsoul]

Ive just been searching the coral i want... opening it in another window and adding to cart. no issues.. it gets weird when i try to add to cart from the search itself

 

[thermoJoe]

Same

Are you using this link: https://topshelfaquatics.com/product-category/livestock/livestock-corals
It at least lists 1-100 of 1084 results. But like most others here, it loads really slowly! Both from my home network, as well as over a verizon wireless network. Also, it may be that it has to load all 100 images before it will allow you to look at the next 100? Not sure about that, as the first page has yet to fully populate (after 20 min or so).

 

[vlad2spinn]

waste of time. going back to work. Had few corals in my cart, could not check out. Tried paypal and CC, nether worked.

 

[IslandLifeReef]

seems some of us are just SOL really a bummer i enjoyed all the other sales from them that i was able to participate in

I agree. I think I am done. I had certain corals I was looking for, mostly higher end. Looks like I’ll have to look elsewhere.

 

[block134]

I would recommend pushing this sale out to next week end so all of the ip address can resolve right for everyone. That way everyone can have a fair chance

 

[The District Reef]

I've somehow been able to get through all the pages, and I didn't see any ORA Pearlberry acros. @TopShelfAquatics Didn't you say there would be some in this sale?

 

[Crustoceous]

It keeps adding random crap to my cart and telling me that there's problems with my cart. I'm over it.

 

[Salemsoul]

Are all the micromussa gone?!

 

[BobbyCline]

One torch colony out of all those listings.....$1,299.99

Peace Out

 

[Salemsoul]

Are all the micromussa gone?!

found them!

 

[JaneAD]

Y’all have fun! I can’t get on.

 

[Reef_in_Denver]

Alright MGraves let's see if we can get you working a bit faster.

So to preface, proceed at your own risk, I do the following on my computer often but we are getting a little deeper technically here. With the above said, what we are doing is fairly low risk.

If you are on a windows machine, your registry is setup to manage your connection speeds in different ways. Some computers and connections will do better with one setting and others will do better with another. Personally for me my setup does better with the "normal" setting below. Some other setups may do best with this disabled. You can use speedtest.net to determine which one is faster for you.

1. Check to see what your autotuning is set is.

1. Go to speedtest.net and document your speeds currently.
2. Go to windows search and type in cmd, right click the cmd icon and run as admin.
3. Copy paste the following in to the prompt: "netsh interface tcp show global" - hit enter to execute
4. Look at the value under "Receive window auto tuning level" If it says normal, you're currently using normal, if it says disabled you are currently disabled.
5. To change this value copy paste the following in and hit enter if your value previously said normal: "netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled"
   1. If your value said disabled previously put in the following: "netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal"
6. The prompt should read "ok." if you did this correctly.
7. go to speedtest.net and compare your results.
8. Use the above to keep/revert to the setting that was faster.

Changing this settings increases my speeds by over 400 mb/s so definitely something to look into. If you go through this and experience issues, send me a pm, but I wouldn't expect anything.

Good Luck!

 

[neoender25]

Are you using this link: https://topshelfaquatics.com/product-category/livestock/livestock-corals
It at least lists 1-100 of 1084 results. But like most others here, it loads really slowly! Both from my home network, as well as over a verizon wireless network. Also, it may be that it has to load all 100 images before it will allow you to look at the next 100? Not sure about that, as the first page has yet to fully populate (after 20 min or so).

That site worked! But wasn't something I could fine a link to through dropdowns on the site