Hey Charles, what do you mean "goes away" ?
>If he did not get the > deny request in within 5 days of the transfer initiation, then the domain > goes away (registry default)." if someone attempts to transfer my domain away from tucows and i don't respond to emails about it, what occurs?? > From: Charles Daminato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 13:24:56 -0500 (EST) > To: Spy OpenSRS Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Yo TUCOWS what's up with this? > > What did he mean by the system wouldn't let him? If he did not get the > deny request in within 5 days of the transfer initiation, then the domain > goes away (registry default). > > To get it back, simply generate a transfer request. > > I'd like more information on whether or not this was declined, since it > appears below that he wasn't able to do so. > > Charles Daminato > TUCOWS Product Manager > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Spy OpenSRS Mail wrote: > >> A customer unknowingly began a transfer from a competitor solicitation. >> Then after calling us we informed him to NOT confirm/authorize the transfer. >> He declined it. But TUCOWS still let it go. Whoopsy. >> >> So five minutes ago the reseller for Enom calls us saying the customer >> declined the transfer and TUCOWS still sent it over to them. >> >> The Enom reseller says they can't send it back. That TUCOWS has to generate >> a request to send it back. >> >> Meanwhile the customer did win out here. They refunded the customers 2 year >> renewal but agreed to leave the 2 years on the domain. I suppose when we >> get it back with a year added to it the customer will have paid one year >> with us and benefited with three. >> >> But what would you have us do to get it back? Generate a transfer request? >> In the end, I'd like to know has anyone had a similar situation? And what >> our friends at TUCOWS can do to stop allowing unauthorized transfers to >> complete. If this is an anomaly, let me know. >> >> Regards, >> Lars Hindsley >> SpyProductions >> >> Here is the string of correspondence with our customer. :) >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Jim Hughes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 12:51 PM >> To: OpenSRS Transfers; Lars Hindsley >> Subject: Re: Transfer Request away has been received for the domain >> laurelhollow.org >> >> >> Please reverse the request! >> >> I tried to deny it. and the system wont let me. >> >> Please help keep the domain with SPY >> >> Thanks, Jim Hughes >> >> OpenSRS Transfers wrote: >> >>> A request has been received to transfer the domain laurelhollow.org >>> away from the Registrar Tucows. This request was entered at 13-Dec-2001 >> 14:14:26 >>> by eNom, Inc. >>> >>> If this is a valid request and you wish to approve this transfer, >>> please visit the following url and follow the instructions: >>> https://rr-n1-tor.opensrs.net/transfers/index.cgi?away=1 >>> >>> You will need to enter the following information to complete the >>> transfer: >>> >>> Domain Name: laurelhollow.org >>> Password: uaGz3zWWPj >>> >>> If you do not wish to approve this transfer, you must visit the URL >>> above, and use the Domain Name and Password shown to Decline it. >>> Accepting this transfer will change the registrar of record for your >>> domain from Tucows, to eNom, Inc..If you are receiving this >>> email, you should have initiated, or at least been aware of this >>> request already. If this is the first time that you've heard of this, >>> do not accept the transfer until you are satisfied that the request is >>> legitimate. >>> >>> The transfer request will be automatically completed within 5 >>> calendar days if you don't either accept or decline the request. >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> Team SpyProductions and Team Tucows >> >> > >
