You are charged $10, and when the transfer completes an additional year is
added to the domain. In this case, all three years have already been paid
for - domains are 'prepaid' in that respect. Once the transfer is
successful, the domain would have a 4 year lifespan.
So the answer is no - the 2 years are already paid for, you're actually
paying for an additional year on top of what's already there.
Charles Daminato
TUCOWS Product Manager (ccTLDs)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, day wrote:
> Dear Sirs,
> We Spnet21 pte ltd are Resellers of OpenSRS
>
> I need some clarification.
> The Paragraph below is the explanation for the domains transfered from other
>registrars.
>
>
> "The registrar transfer itself doesn't cost anything, but money is deducted from
>your
> account balance to register the domain for one year with OpenSRS. This year is
>added
> on top of whatever time is remaining on the domain from the other registrar.
>E.g., if you
> registered foo.org with Network Solutions, and it has 2 years remaining on the
> registration, then after a successful transfer it will expire in 3 years. "
>
> Here in the example the domain expires in 3 years.
>
> You have deducted US$10.00 from the resellers account for one year of reg at OpenSRS.
>
> I would like to know ,if I have to pay for the remaining 2years.
>
> Pls explains us if the owner has already paid the earlier Registrar.
>
>
> Thanks and Best Regards
>
> Day
> Spnet21.net
>
>
>
