Once the domain is on our system the domain is controlled by a
username/password combination - you have control if you have that
information.
We'll be getting a simple "Pay RCU's live online here" page soon - it's a
matter of integration into our current billing system, red tape, etc etc
etc :)
Bob's Lists wrote:
>
> > Another alternative is to transfer this domain to another Registrar. I
> > actually know of a good one - OpenSRS *grin*
>
> I've already begun the OpenSRS stuff, but my servers are primarily NT IIS so
>currently I'm fiddling with getting the scripts working on that. I'll be transferring
>a few hundred domains, once I get the blasted thing working...
>
> One thing worries me greatly, is when I transfer the domain which contains my DNS
>serves away from Internic will they still recognise my DNS servers as hosts... :(
>
> I'm still puzzled about how I register hosts with OpenSRS...
>
> Tell me, once I have my domain with OpenSRS do I have control over the registrant
>too? None of that "fax us your parent's birth certificates, the company registration
>details, blah blah and pay us $199 and we'll change the name" ??
>
> I also have a huge problem with the OpenSRS payment scheme... what *is* that 'fax a
>form' stuff... are you guys gonna have top-up from a simple web page/credit card
>anytime soon?
>
> Regards
>
> Bob
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Charles Daminato
OpenSRS Support Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
