I've had this happen to numerous domains. OpenSRS say they can't do anything as the problem is with NetSol. NetSol say they can't do anything as the domains are no longer with them. I waited 3 weeks after paying NetSol before transferring to OpenSRS, but guess what, same thing happened <shrug> Alex -----Original Message----- From: Jo Shea - Danjo Creations [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 14 July 2001 16:48 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: NSI... changing WHOIS but not actual record? Or OpenSRS problem? Importance: High On June 7, I submitted transfer # 3306731 On June 8, I submitted transfer # 3315374 Both timed out waiting registry approval - the first had expired 2 days earlier, the second one the same day, so NSI didn't ACK them. That was fine. Both customers were notified and both paid NSI via credit card for 1 year. I watched the WHOIS records at NSI, and as soon as I saw that the expiry dates on them had been updated to 2002, I replaced the transfer requests on June 26, which both went through successfuly then. I assumed that the updated date meant their payments were fully processed (with NSI, I guess that's a dumb thing to assume anything!) The fact that they went through tells me NSI had it on record that they were paid up to date, else they would have failed again, right? The problem is their expiry date still shows 2002 - it should be 2003 now. Is this the fault of NSI or OpenSRS ? Who did not add the year? And what do I do to get it fixed? Jo Shea http://DanjoCreations
