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Altenatively you can check with the Chinese ISP to give the reason for blocking your site.<br />
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in the meantime you can ask your client to view your website via <a href="http://www.atunnel.com" rel="ugc">www.atunnel.com</a>&nbsp;or <a href="http://www.ztunnel.com" rel="ugc">www.ztunnel.com</a>, until you can figure out why your site is being blocked.
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Altenatively you can check with the Chinese ISP to give the reason for blocking your site.

in the meantime you can ask your client to view your website via www.atunnel.com [http://www.atunnel.com] or www.ztunnel.com [http://www.ztunnel.com], until you can figure out why your site is being blocked.

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I have a client's website that is currently hosted with GoDaddy (shared hosting). However, their customers from China are unable to access the site. The customers did a check with their IT department and found out that the site is being blocked by their Chinese ISP.<br />
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What are the options I have to help my client get around this issue?
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I have a client's website that is currently hosted with GoDaddy (shared hosting). However, their customers from China are unable to access the site. The customers did a check with their IT department and found out that the site is being blocked by their Chinese ISP.

What are the options I have to help my client get around this issue?

Website Unaccessible in China

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