WTF happened to Codejunkies?

[Telera]

Dunno if this really fits in Video Games, so I'm playing on the safe side.

Story:

I got an AR DS for Christmas. I went to update said AR through the tool that links you to their site/database. It deletes original list, starts to put in new one... and sits there.. and sits there.

I try to visit site manually through browser, it doesn't work. Codejunkies US has given me the 'Server too busy' message since Christmas morning. It hasn't been fixed yet. The *other* variations on their site (for EU and so forth) still work peaches.

Are they aware it's borked?

In the meantime, any suggestions where to find codes for say Animal Crossing: Wild World and Pokemon? Safe sites. Not like codez4j00.com or w/e. XD

[Sabaron]

Re: WTF happened to Codejunkies?

...Are they aware it's borked?
...

While I don't know the answer to your question, it has certain been awhile since I've seen someone use the word "borked". Aah, poor ol' Robert Bork, the erstwhile Republican nominee for Supreme Court Justice...

Borked
#2:

The term "Borked" or "Borking" originated with conservative talk show hosts (primarily Rush Limbaugh) to describe someone who is denied something earned simply because they either aren't politically correct enough or aren't trusted - usually without cause. The usage is derived from Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork who though eminently qualified was deemed too "conservative" to serve as a Supreme Court judge.
Harriet Meyers was "borked" by distrustful conservatives. NARAL "borks" any candidate that isn't "pro-choice". Radio stations around the country are "borking" the Dixie Chicks.

[METDeath]

Re: WTF happened to Codejunkies?

GameFAQs might have some... they were quite good for SNES codes back when I was big into emulation