Who is the registrar?

MyDomain.

Good lord man how many sites do you have? LOL Well I see your point. So this is happening to all those sites then not just the one site? Have you tested the others to see if this is happening to them as well? If you want you can send me some links to them and I can see if I see them since I'm one of the people that is having trouble seeing the ozzmodz site.

If its your DNS, My host has free DNS Service for customers and non-customers you can read more about it here
interserver.net free advanced dns service

I got a deal for a dedicated server from them (www.interserver.net) they call it a "Quick Servers" it's a dedicated server run in KVM virtualization but your the only one on that box if anyone is looking, Also cheapest VPS and fully managed servers. Been with them for almost 4 years and only down time i had was 1 day when hurricane sandy hit the east coast and their data center is in new jersey.

Fine by me, in the right forum off-topic so we're not closing or deleting until things go sour, don't foresee that happening in this thread either ;). I know what you meant though, wouldn't be such a long thread if Ozzy's site was fixed - hate to see he can't change without it costing $300 though :(.

Ozzy I'd ask them nicely if, they feel after four months without a resolution... if they can offer some form of credit because traffic matters - you know this all too well though so I'll shudddddap as I'm sure you're more than tired of responding to this in some form or another :p.

It's not them I need to pay to transfer the sites, it is the new registrar (who ever that may be). I have thought about only switching the main ones, but I hate to leave anything with the old one. I just want to be done with them completely.

No I meant some form of credit... the domain is paid for X years, then refund the X amount of years you'd be "void" from since you'd be switching to a new registrar - this will help with the fees associated from the new registrar - a little relief is better than nothing.

I dunno, seems to me companies should be willing to make adjustments heck I do and I'm hourly not paid per domain, so if a small businessman who makes his money performing services can make adjustments an entire domain registrar should be able to make an adjustment/refund if you choose to switch after four months of thumb fiddling, apparently this issue is kicking their rear ends and they do not know how to properly sort it. I'd be ashamed and ready to cut my nose off to spite my face in an effort to simply save face if that makes sense lol so to me a company should go above and beyond - A domain registrar who cannot sort a domain issue is well... the proofs in the pudding and this time its not very tasty, in fact its been sitting in the fridge top off for four months = soured!

That is who I currently host with too. I have a VPS with them and they have been by far the best hosting company I've had in the 15 years of having and running web sites. And they are SUPER affordable!

Yep me as well. :) And I agree maybe they could give you a bit of a break since its been mucked up for so long.

I'm a little confused as to why you would want to change registrar to update DNS, they are not really related. You can use any DNS servers, regardless of who your registrar is.

It's a issue with the pointers, there is 4 ips assigned to the site, two of which are wrong. Then each of the four ips are repeated about 35 times each.