I was under the impression that it was an automatic approval
if the losing Registrar does not respond within 5 days and
decline the transfer.
That is what I have been telling my clients, based on the
information contained in transfers10a.pdf.
I understand that you must wait the full nine days before
notification due to possible lack of notification by the
losing Registrar, but your statement here makes it seem as
if a non-response by the losing Registrar is a disapproval,
resulting in the cancellation of the request.
Could you please clarify this?
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert
Rivers
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 7:39 AM
To: Jeremy Hansen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: *sigh* my domains been screwed for about a
week!
Hello,
The transfer is waiting on Registry (NSI) approval. It's on
it's 6th day.
Unfortunately, that's a bad sign. It will probably fail in 3
days.
Past that, OpenSRS can't be of any help. Sorry.
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Jeremy
Hansen wrote: > I'm so sick of telling the story over and
over and over again
to NSI that > I don't feel like explaining it again even to
the good guys at
opensrs. >
> The point is, because NSI been bending me over for the
past week and my
> domain which I do most of my business has been down and
all attempts to
> have this rectified has completely failed. It has been a
daily routine
> for the past week to call NSI in the morning, sit on hold
for 30 - 40
> minutes and take out my frustration on the poor clueless
support guy
> that's just there because it's better then working at
MacDonald's.
>
> So, it's not even worth going into what the problem is,
actually, I'm
> still not sure, I thought requested a name server change,
but actually I
> guess I submitting a form asking for the cure to cancer.
I guess I should
> be happy, 7 days is a pretty short time period to ask for
the cure to
> cancer.
>
> I submitted a transfer to opensrs, request date Aug 10th
2000,
> Confirmation date Aug 11th, 2000. My question is, during
the "Pending
> Registry Approval", is there any reason the domain
contacts have to be
> notified via email at this point? Cause if so, then I'm
really screwed
> because as you already know, my domain is in never never
land and has been
> for the past week. I was hoping the transfer would have
gone through by
> now so I'm hoping it's still pending from NSI slackerness
and there's not
> some type of email trying to be sent to my address, cause
it ain't gonna
> get there until NSI removes their... sorry, getting
emotional again.
>
> If anyone at opensrs wants to have a look, the domain in
question is
> xxedgexx.com. Do a whois at whois.networksolutions.com,
there you'll see
> the correct information, now do a dig on one of the .com
root servers,
> there you'll see the WRONG information. The wrong
information in the root
> servers has been like that for a week and it points to IP
addresses I know
> nothing about. When I point this out to NSI, they say "oh
yeah, there's
> something wrong there" and they promise to have tochanged
in the next
> update. They are the bastards of many lies.
>
> I just hope someone somewhere can offer some information.
I hate having
> that utterly helpless feeling. NSI just leaves me in the
dark. Heh, I
> like the line from a post I saw in the archive, Talking to
NSI is like
> pissing your pants, it leaves you with a warn feeling, but
not much else.
> Dude, whoever wrote that, can I have permission to put
that on a shirt?
> I'm serious. If not, then you should make it and sell me
one for $29.95
> premium service. I'm getting sick to my stomach again.
>
> Goodnight.
>
> Oh yeah, my sig, please ignore it, xxedgexx.com doesn't
work. Thanks NSI.
>
> Also, I would like to hear from people interested in
promoting opensrs and
> persuading large quantities of people to transfer their
domain away from
> NSI and basically bad mouthing NSI in general without
getting sued.
>
> -jeremy
>
> http://www.xxedgexx.com * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Robert Rivers
OpenSRS Technical Operations
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