Hi John, They also attempt to do this for domains that have been transfered away from them. They follow this up with a credit back to the client since the renewal fails, but I thought you'd find it interesting that their auto renewal kicks in even when the domain is no longer theirs to renew.
Quoting John Capo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Since we're on the subject of register.com I think I'll vent a > little :-( > > The twits at register.com automagically renewed a .co.uk domain I > had with them that I didn't want any longer. They charged the > credit card I used to register the domain for the renewal fee and > they sent me an email thanking me for renewing and if I wanted to > reverse the charge to my credit card to click here, blah, blah, > blah. > > I clicked a few dozen times to make sure it stuck but it still > showed up on by credit card statement, $90US for a 2 year renewal > of a domain I don't want. It was never mine anyway, I registered > it for a customer. > > So I dug up the email they sent and clicked a few dozen more times > to see if a credit will show up on my next statement. If it doesn't, > I know how to say "Charge Back". > > Stupid twits. > > John Capo > IRBS Engineering, Inc. > > >
