[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> We've had the same exact problem with NSI. Two of our clients responded to the
> NSI requests well within the alotted time (their emails said they had 3 days),
> but NSI denied the request, saying it wasn't answered -- a lie. Also, NSI
Been there, argued that. Escalated it past three levels of NSI-ness, no
help.
[am I surprised? not really.]
> conviniently sends out the emails after 5 p.m. on Friday.
And to make matters worse, their mail server is sluggish in delivery. It
has happened more than once that the date on the message is like 2:30pm
EST, but I didn't get the message until after business hours (5:00pm
PST). This would show at least a lag of 6 hours -- when you're saying
you're giving someone 72 hours, but really only 48, chopping 6 hours off
of that is a lot of time.
> I got some lame response from NSI saying that they were having problems with
> the system last week and to resend the request -- which I couldn't do until the
> transfer request expires. By that time, one of the names will expire with NSI
> and I won't be able to move it for our client.
Yeah, I was almost in the same boat -- the domain expires tomorrow, and
they nixed the first request. I just got to resubmit it yesterday,
confirmed with OSRS then also, but didn't get NSI's thing until today.
I've confirmed and hopefully they don't ignore it this time!
Man, if this is what Microsoft is going to look like when it starts losing
it's monopoly, God help us all!
-kb
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Kris Benson
ABC Communications
+1 (250)612-5270 x14
+1 (888)235-1174 x14
