It may never propagate. This I learned the hard way. I now only lookup at InterNic to see who the registrar is, and then lookup only in that registrar's records. If the domain is on OpenSRS now, only OpenSRS has authoritative records.
They'd likely tell you they can't change it now since you're no longer their customer. NetSol, IME has some horribly outdated stuff there .. some names they think they still have which have actually been transferred from them a year 1/2 ago. We've had no luck getting them to delete their record of a namezero name. Namezero still believes my customer is theirs because NetSol tells them so... took months for NameZero to finally take her email address off their spam and reminder notice lists. Jo Shea, DanjoCreations -----Original Message----- ... since the change has not > propagated, you can effectively see 2 different registrants and address for > this domain when you search netsol and opensrs. > > Is this always the case during a registrar transfer? for netsol to change > the registrant NAME, there had to be a RNCA process, which included a > notarized form....
