> Oh that's interesting! i didn't realize network solutions would have sent > one too. tHanks, I will check with this client, but I would assume that he > would have approved that one too, as he's quite eager to switch. His > email's working fine too (he did get the first email from tucows requesting > transfer approval).
We get a a lot denied transfers from netsol. I'm not normally involved in this side of the business, however I was helping out one night and noticed netsol have denied a transfer less than 47 hours after it was submitted for registry approval (which means they can't use the excuse that the registrant didn't respond to the netsol confirmation within 72 hours). The domain was not expired (it was still six months before expiration). The domain e-mail contacts were correct. The domain registrant never received the netsol confirmation e-mail nor did they receive an explanation from netsol as to why they denied the transfer. The message from OpenSRS says to contact the current registrar (netsol) to find out why they denied the transfer, however as many of you know, netsol will claim ignorance and not provide any information. In the end, the hassle of transferring was to great for this registrant and they ended up renewing at netsol. This, my friends, is netsol's plan... make it difficult to change and people will take the path of least resistence. I suspect this exact same senario occurs many, many times each and every day.
