I think we are talking about two different things.
On the payment page, you have an option of going to pay an invoice,
and if you choose that option, NSI is only invoicing for 2 year
renewals. So if you try to pay that invoice, it will come up $70,
with no other choice.
If you go the other route, you get to select the number of years, as
the person from "idontknow.com" (I love that domain, btw :) said.
Also, there is no need to call to do that. I know for a fact (an
inside source) that when you call to pay, they are just entering the
data into the same web form that you would be using.
If you pay for 1 year on the renewal page, NSI will delete the invoice
(Takes 2-3 days, and they will email you when they do).
You can see the two options at
http://www.networksolutions.com/en_US/help/pay.html
The one on the right takes you to the pay invoice section, the one on
the left to the one that gives you the choices.
Pay them, and then get them transferred :)
Friday, July 27, 2001, 2:09:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have just (today / yesterday) paid the netsol ransom of $35 USD / yr.
> prior to moving just expired domains to opensrs...
> however your customer is incorrect, there is a drop down box on the page
> that lets you pick from 1 to 10 years.
> the 1 year renewal works fine.
> At 04:29 PM 7/27/2001 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Hello All,
>>
>> I was just told by a customer today (one whose had many run-ins
>>with NSI as of late) that when he tried to renew another one of his
>>NSI domains that expired while waiting for transfer he found the
>>automated online renewal would only process 2 year renewals.
>>
>> Upon calling them, he was told that 1 year renewals were still
>>available, but not through the automated online system. Instead, he
>>would have to call another dept (they didn't know which one, or the
>>number) and that it would take a week or more because it would have
>>to be manually keyed (and we all know what that means).
>>
>> Has anyone else come up against this? Can you confirm that this
>>is actually going on?
>>
>>-Cengiz
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