Only one year is added to a domain during transfer. If he paid NSI for a
domain that no longer resides on their Registry, he can request a refund
for payment for services not rendered.
As for the expiration date(s), I'd have to find the domain name to find
out why the date lost a day or two to be sure.
Charles Daminato
OpenSRS Support Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 22 Jul 2000, Josh Levine wrote:
> One of my clients waited until the last minute (two days before the
> domain expired) to initiate a transfer away from NSI. After it wasn't
> complete in a day, he paid NSI $35 online to renew it. The next day,
> the transfer went through, but only one year was added on to the domain
> (instead of two). Anyone know if there is anything he can do?
>
> Also, he said origianly that the NSI whois had an expiration date of
> July 20th, and now it has an expiration date of July 17th; anyone know
> why it would lose a couple of days? The creation date is July 19th...
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> ==Josh Levine
>
