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Hi guys!

Do I have news for you! I received a notice yesterday that they have secured one of my domains from NetworkSolutions. Not only that, but that they have credited $138 in my account so that I get both domains back at no cost. This seemed just fine. Until I did another whois search of my domains.

The one that NetSol "secured" just had the admin contacts removed, so that their employee does not appear there anymore. Not only that, but also the expiration date was altered. Just a few days ago, it said "April 2009". Now it says "January 2009". I wonder if it is legal to manipulate the domain expiration dates. I got mine in May 2008, so it should expire in May 2009. It said April 2009, so I still had time before it expired. Now it conveniently says January 2009.

I tell you, if they expect me to renew a domain with NetSol, just to get it back, they are out of their minds. I told them to go to you know where and that I would get my domains back through them, because it was them that royally messed it all up. Where is their accountability for heaven's sake???

I will keep you posted. Cheers!

<blockquote data-quote="fhaidacher" data-source="post: 1648069" data-attributes="member: 121251">Hi guys!Do I have news for you!&nbsp; I received a notice yesterday that they have secured one of my domains from NetworkSolutions.&nbsp; Not only that, but that they have credited $138 in my account so that I get both domains back at no cost.&nbsp; This seemed just fine.&nbsp; Until I did another whois search of my domains.The one that NetSol &quot;secured&quot; just had the admin contacts removed, so that their employee does not appear there anymore.&nbsp; Not only that, but also the expiration date was altered.&nbsp; Just a few days ago, it said &quot;April 2009&quot;.&nbsp; Now it says &quot;January 2009&quot;.&nbsp; I wonder if it is legal to manipulate the domain expiration dates.&nbsp; I got mine in May 2008, so it should expire in May 2009.&nbsp; It said April 2009, so I still had time before it expired.&nbsp; Now it conveniently says January 2009.I tell you, if they expect me to renew a domain with NetSol, just to get it back, they are out of their minds.&nbsp; I told them to go to you know where and that I would get my domains back through them, because it was them that royally messed it all up.&nbsp; Where is their accountability for heaven's sake???I will keep you posted.&nbsp; Cheers!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fhaidacher, post: 1648069, member: 121251"] Hi guys! Do I have news for you! I received a notice yesterday that they have secured one of my domains from NetworkSolutions. Not only that, but that they have credited $138 in my account so that I get both domains back at no cost. This seemed just fine. Until I did another whois search of my domains. The one that NetSol "secured" just had the admin contacts removed, so that their employee does not appear there anymore. Not only that, but also the expiration date was altered. Just a few days ago, it said "April 2009". Now it says "January 2009". I wonder if it is legal to manipulate the domain expiration dates. I got mine in May 2008, so it should expire in May 2009. It said April 2009, so I still had time before it expired. Now it conveniently says January 2009. I tell you, if they expect me to renew a domain with NetSol, just to get it back, they are out of their minds. I told them to go to you know where and that I would get my domains back through them, because it was them that royally messed it all up. Where is their accountability for heaven's sake??? I will keep you posted. Cheers! [/QUOTE]

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