Not in their system, in them period. They would rather spend more time nacking them and money them being a reputable company and just letting it go.... He was told they didn't get it and their is no reason for it to not have went through...
 

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:13 PM
Subject: RE: V-Guys and their request #

Check the notes directly from the original declined order
 
Also - stick this burr in Verisign's arse:
 
Given that the default registry mechanism for an untouched transfer request is to ACK the transfer....
 
and given that the ONLY way the transfer could have been declined is by a specific action (NACK) on Verisign's part....
 
How could they have NACKd the transfer if they didn't know about it?  Methinks there's a serious flaw in their system, or ... some such.
 

Charles Daminato
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike Allen
Sent: September 12, 2002 3:03 PM
To: discuss-list
Subject: Re: V-Guys and their request #

Hi Charles,
 
    Problem is that we re-started the transfer from the declined orders, but when we goto the waiting registry approval area and view notes for the domain, the first attempt isn't showing anything. It just says the transfer request was sent to the registrant.... So at this point I can't dig it up... ;o)
 

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 1:38 PM
Subject: RE: V-Guys and their request #

Where possible, we parse the tracking number (sent by the Verisign system to the registrar - i.e. us) and place it into the logical Declined Order
 
So look up the domain under Declined Orders, and check in the notes.
 
Note that if Verisign claims they have no record of the transfer request, there likely won't be a tracking number (or NIC number, as they're called, since they have the format NIC-xxxxxxx where xxxxxxx is a bunch of numbers and stuff)
 

Charles Daminato
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Tucows Inc. - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike Allen
Sent: September 12, 2002 2:21 PM
To: discuss-list
Subject: V-Guys and their request #

Hi All,
 
    I got the following e-mail. He needs the Veri guys request number and upon looking through our documents in the API etc I am not able to locate where I can get this information (Just our reference numbers etc.)  The domain in question doesn't expire for nearly 2 years he simply wants to get all his domains out of their system in fear of all the publicity they are getting from their recent practices. Please advise me anyone if they know the best route to retrieve this info the V-Guys want....
 
Thanks...
 
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Mike,
 
I contacted Verisign just a few minutes ago to find out why the request was denied, to give my consent, etc... They told me they didn't have any "record" of a transfer request and suggested that I ask you if you had a Tracking Number or Request Number from Verisign regarding the transfer...
 
Can you check to see if have a tracking number (for the old and the new request); then I can contact customer service again and maybe get this resolved.
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