Hello Jennifer,
I've performed several dozen transfers with both NSI and OpenSRS. I
prefer OpenSRS because of the ease and speed of transfers, the friendly
and effective customer support, and the low cost for same day transfers.
NSI will usually take weeks and if you make a minor mistake, it takes
more weeks to fix it. This helps to sell their 48hr turnaround, for $295
or so.
I have a standard agreement that I sign with my customers. It's short and
sweet and to the point. The agreement adds the necessary formality and
documentation without having to suffer through Network Solutions bad
attitude and extremely slow transfers. I also provide detailed email
instructions to my customers.
Hope this helps...
Jennifer 1/14/2001 10:23 PM
>I was reading in the FAQ's about transferring ownership of a domain. It
>says it's as simple as the current owner giving the login info to the new
>owner.
>
>Is there nothing more formal than this? Are there no checks to make sure
>that the new owner agrees to the agreement? What stops the current owner
>from still being bound by the agreement?
>
>Another question, since the transfer I want to do would be from a customer
>to me (RSP) how do I cover my butt so it doesn't look like I just stole his
>login info. Should he fax me the info with a statement that he is
>transferring the ownership? Would that be enough?
>
>Jennifer
>
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Lawrence "Buddy" Page
DataShapers, Inc.
http://www.datashapers.com
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