This forcing a chargeback has been repeatly suggested, has anyone done it ??
The key is that the one year is NOT added by NetSol after a transfer,
anyone have any idea is that is continuing, or how long the window is
before it gets added to a transfer. Is there a specific period where it
is safe to do this ?
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Dave Warren wrote:
> > 1. A customer's domain lapsed on the 10th but NetSol still serves up Whois
> > for it. So I place an order to transfer it away from NetSol. But the
>
> Recourse? Pay netsol *WITH A CREDIT CARD*. No cheques, no money orders,
> NOTHING else. Next, fax them and get the admin contact. Last, get the
> domain transferred away from then to OpenSRS.
>
> Now, you'll notice that the end date is one year... The year you paid NetSol
> for has vanished. Contact them in writing, when they do not issue a refund
> (And rest assured, they won't), then chargeback the credit card (That little
> "Services paid for, not delivered" thing :), costs you no cash, just time,
> screws NetSol out of their credit card company's comission and another
> domain year's payment, and lastly, hurts NetSol's credit rating at the bank.
> Eventually the bank will (god willing) raise NetSol's merchant rates.
Rich Roth
Domain Registrar @ On-the-Net.com
