Have them fax the change authorization form to Tucows so that you can get a valid email address on the domains. Then *they* can make the changes again any way they like. Best, -Mark
Mark Petersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Planet Nic http://www.planet-nic.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 8:38 AM Subject: Ownership transfers, etc.... > I have a WEIRD problem. I probably shouldn't even concern myself with it, > but it is important, and they expect ME to resolve it. Here is how this > occurred? > > 1. A person registered several domain names, of which several were for his > boss. > 2. ANOTHER person at the job told his boss that he might hold the names > RANSOM, and strongly suggested that his boss demand the names. > 3. The first person changed the names to the bosses. He got carried away > though. He reset nearly every one to his bosses information. > > A year passed. > > 4. I was asked to renew the names after they expired. > 5. I did this and sent a bill to the billing address of the domain names > along with a complete list of ones, that listed them as the person to be > billed, that expired or were going to expire. > > 6. They became mad because they didn't REALLY own several of these domains. > 7. One domain they CLAIM would hurt their running for political office has > them as the person to be billed. This is rediculous, as they donated $500,000 > to the opposition.(I think that has more weight than a little domain name, > and is more likely to hurt their chances). > > 8. They want ME to change the ownership, etc...! Even though THEY can, > and originally did, change it. I presume they lost the password. I tried > resending it to them. > > Since I didn't bother to capture their username/password, I am out of luck, > and asked opensrs to do this. > > How would you handle this? > > Steve > >
