problem with this is that the resubmit transfer does not preserve the userid and password associated with the original transfer request.
michael At 09:25 PM 1/1/2002 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Yes, this is "by design" and has always been this way. What you need to >do is cancel the transfer in the RWI then resubmit the transfer request. > >It would be nice if there was an option to update the address, but the >cancel and resubmit works fine for us. > > > Hello all this if FYI in case you run across it, > > This problem has just come to my attention and I have notified support. > > (Sunday evening) > > > > A client of mine tried to transfer a domain FROTZ.COM (not real name) > > > > when he attempted the transfer the admin email was out of date. > > > > he has updated the admin email address - the correction is showing up in > > the whois. > > > > but my RWI still wants to resend the transfer request to the old email > address. > > > > Which means if you have customers who updated their email address after > the > > initial transfer request to allow transfers to go through and you then > > resent the request via the RWI they may not have received the message > from you. > > > > Just another end user support issue that we all need to be aware of.
