Temp said:I still believe that eNom is the best registrar over the world.
I just have a few domains,so maybe you are right,thanks for advice.ToastyX said:If you only have a few domains, you probably won't notice the constant technical problems they have, but if you have many domains, you start running into them very often, and it becomes annoying.
beshopalula said:Worst I have experienced: DotRegistrar.com. What a nightmare, including their push-system and tryng to make changed to WHOIS info for .US domains... Luckily I don't have any names with them anymore.
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I dont think registerfly is a real registrar.Jaques said:The worst registrar in the world is RegisterFly.com....Why? Cuz they suck!
bveditz said:Well, this thread was helpfull... I was wondering every time I tried to transfer a domain I have from totalnic it kept getting declined. The notice said that either the domain wasn't 60 days old or that it was locked at the registrar. Well, it was reg'd in august so the 60 days doesn't hold, and after spending 15 minutes trying every screen of their crappy interface I could not for the life of me find a 'lock/unlock' domain feature. Submitted a 'ticket', so we'll see what happens... otherwise I'll just keep submitting the transfer every couple of days until it goes through
I guess one advantage of the damn WLS is that these subpar home-office registrar's won't get any more business from snapnames.
Mr Webname said:Totalnic = letter sent to Australia to request unlock and transfer!
No way from the control panel interface.
Yes, I got it through Snapnames.Steen said:And the letter must be notarized :-(
Or did you get the domain via SnapNames?
Email totalnic and tell them you got the domain name through Snap and you would like it unlocked.Yes, I got it through Snapnames.
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