Forwarding Domain from GoDaddy

I have a godaddy domain and have it pointing to my Web.Me.Com, when I type in my domain in the address bar www.ingleseworldwide.com a login page appears. when i log in i am in my idisk.
Godaddy said the Cname is correct on their side.
Please advise

I have a godaddy domain and have it pointing to my Web.Me.Com, when I type in my domain in the address bar www.ingleseworldwide.com a login page appears.
That behavior may indicate you have typed in the www.me.com instead of web.me.com . Double-check that.

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Sorry, I realized I didn't provide the information when I sent send.
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I saw the threads and think everyone is doing it the hard way. I too am with godaddy but godaddy uses a third party registrar. I don't remember the details on how i found the phone number, but somewhere on godaddy it tells you. Actually I think I just called godaddy and asked for registrar's phone number. Call the registrar and simply ask them to change CName to "web.mac.com". The guy said that he thought this wouldn't work but I said just do it because that's what Apple says to do. So he did and the next day it worked. (as it takes a day to go into effect) Piece of cake!

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Greetings,
Along with the numerous complaints about the reliability of iWeb '08, many of us have also had trouble setting up .Mac to host our " personal domains". Godaddy has always made it easy to redirect sites to .Mac addresses and "mask" those sites. However ... some of the directions for using "unmasked" URL's on .Mac have been a bit confusing. After following many tips found in the Discussion Boards here I too had no success. I wrote GoDaddy and they quickly responded to my e-mail with the following simple reply which required only one change in ONE FIELD after setting up your personal domain with .Mac.
I've copied the steps sent by GoDaddy to find the field below (for those of us who are not so web savvy and have no idea what CNAMES, DNS, or XM RECORDS are or mean).
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