fatter said:I will let you no how smooth a transaction it is
diederik said:Network Solutions (www.netsol.com)
Jazz said:They are in the market of purchasing domain names now? Why would they even need to do that?
As A reseller I don't think it's worth it to use NSI Certified offer, more for endusers.trader said:I have submitted several Certified Offfers and disappointed to see no one even bothered to make me a counter-offer so it was all a waste of money and time.
On one of them I later found out the admin email address NetSol was sending the offers to was bad so the owner never did know about the offer but was still charged for it by NetSol. I tried calling the owner but phone disconnected, no new listing in directory service and website is down. Problem is the name has several thousand OV returns with the ext included but no way to buy it and it does not expire until 2009. What do I do?
chatcher said:I completed one a few days ago. Now I am in the "wait 3-4 weeks for payment" stage.
fatter said:The domain has been renewed less than sixty days ago. Transfer out is not permitted within sixty days of renewal. These time periods are clearly noted in section 6 of our Terms of Service.
GypsyBee said:Chatcher, did you ever get your check? A buyer initiated the process at NSI. After I went on the NSI site to agree to it, I didn't get a confirmation email about it. I did see the explanation about how they go about sending the check. Anyway, a few days later, I received the request from NSI to transfer the domain name to their registry. I approved it a few days ago, but haven't heard anything more from them as of yet.
mole said:ACK!! A prospective seller recently renewed a domain that had already gone into redemptionperiod after asking if I wanted the name.
Question : Will the seller not be able to transfer the name to me for 60 days because of this? Any clues much appreciated.
chatcher said:It depends on the registrar. There 60-day registry limitation only applies to a new registration, but some registrar have some strange policies.