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Is it possible to transfer (with auth codes) and leave whois contact as it was ... Not changing anything ?
Domain : GoaFlight.Com
Domain was sold through escrow - he will not confirm it now as he says he has not got it yet. I approved the transfer, domain expiration had a year tacked on. But whois information has not changed.
If anyone has access to a domain tools back checking history could you check and see if it was changed after the transfer ? I did not think you could transfer this way. I think I am goign to call the registrar on file, but how do I find out who it is. domaintools.com doesn't show host.
---------- Post added at 05:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:46 PM ----------
Have a feeling it is Enom - calling them,
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Apparently you can - and buyer still claims no control over the domain. However I just got off the phone with escrow.com and they stated they noted the change and the funds will be released after the inspection period is over. This is a nice little trick I am sure escrow.com has dealt with before. I am willing to bet 1,000,000 to one the buyer changes whois information to someone besides his name he paid for it with - Escrow.com also said this is covered.
Yet another reason to continue to use ESCROW.COM - Very pleased with their customer support and timeliness.
Domain : GoaFlight.Com
Domain was sold through escrow - he will not confirm it now as he says he has not got it yet. I approved the transfer, domain expiration had a year tacked on. But whois information has not changed.
If anyone has access to a domain tools back checking history could you check and see if it was changed after the transfer ? I did not think you could transfer this way. I think I am goign to call the registrar on file, but how do I find out who it is. domaintools.com doesn't show host.
---------- Post added at 05:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:46 PM ----------
Have a feeling it is Enom - calling them,
---------- Post added at 06:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:47 PM ----------
Apparently you can - and buyer still claims no control over the domain. However I just got off the phone with escrow.com and they stated they noted the change and the funds will be released after the inspection period is over. This is a nice little trick I am sure escrow.com has dealt with before. I am willing to bet 1,000,000 to one the buyer changes whois information to someone besides his name he paid for it with - Escrow.com also said this is covered.
Yet another reason to continue to use ESCROW.COM - Very pleased with their customer support and timeliness.
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