Hello, We can send you the Registry report from Verisign. Let NSI argue with itself :)
FWIW, this happens all the time. It is a limitation of the Registry. We avoid it by allowing domains past due to be transferred. NSI/Registrar uses it as a revenue generator... -- Robert Rivers OpenSRS Technical Operations http://www.opensrs.org/Support_FAQ.shtml Subscriber wrote: > > I have a problem between two registrars. I asked for a domain to be > transferred from Netsol to Tucows in early December. Because the > domain had one of the old [EMAIL PROTECTED] addresses, it > expired on 12 Dec before I could confirm the transfer. Then Netsol refused > to transfer unless I paid them for a further year. I paid on Dec 31 for the > period 12 Dec 2001 to 12 Dec 2002, and they transferred on Jan 3 2002. But > Tucows only renewed it to Dec 2002. > > When I queried them, I get two assertions: > > 1) Netsol : It could not have been transferred unless you renewed it. We > did renew the date, and can email you an invoice showing a renewal date of > 2002. > > 2) Opensrs (aka Tucows, via register4less): We always add on time to the > existing date. If the current renewal date is now Dec 2002, we must have > received the domain dated Dec 2001. > > So I have two stories, each making an assertion on what "must have" > happened. Is there any electronic record of this transaction that will > provide documentary proof of what the renewal date of the domain was at the > time of transfer? How would I get that? > > Thanks, > > Patrick O'Beirne > > Patrick O'Beirne, Director. > Systems Modelling Ltd., Ireland. > http://www.sysmod.com/ -- Robert Rivers OpenSRS Technical Operations http://www.opensrs.org/Support_FAQ.shtml
