> it anywhere) by changing the NS records but this RSP changes them back > to their own an hour later.
I was going to suggest that Brian solve this by deleting any sub-users for the domain, but this would require knowing what the sub-user's username was. (And perhaps Brian's username is the sub-user?) Suggestion for future client release: When the main user goes to the "Create/manage sub-users" page of manage.cgi, the current sub-users should be listed (or there should be a way to look them up). Anyway, Brian, if you think you can guess what your RSP's username would be, try logging in to http://manage.opensrs.net/ with your own username and then click on "Manage profile" and then "Create/manage sub-users" type in the username and hit the "delete" button. You should also change your own password while you're there. In any case, an RSP-to-RSP transfer is initiated at the other RSP's site, and it is approved by the owner of the e-mail address listed for Admin Contact. So, (assuming this is your e-mail address) you shouldn't have any trouble with an RSP-to-RSP transfer. HTH -Winston
