My domain has been transferred, but the website or emails are not working. What is the cause?

The following fragment provides information regarding the cause of the site/email malfunctions after a domain has been transferred.

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Make sure that the domain nameservers have been updated to point to the desired hosting. The nameservers do not update automatically; they must be changed according to the information in the email we received with the subject - "Hosting management details".

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