> From: Urb LeJeune[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>
> f even assuming your company was willing to
> >hand over the domains promptly and courteously to any client who wished to
> >go to another host, trying to process a change of ownership with the 'NIC
> >is a pain in the ass.
>
> Unless the rules have changed, you cannot technically change ownership.
> The current owner must give up the domain name and the new owner file
> (first) an application for the domain. They are both processed at the same
> time but the new owner must pay a new registration fee.
>
AND - as someone who has been going thru this for Months for
http://www.cyberwriter.com/ ...
a) It's a PITA.
b) InterNIC keeps changing the process - the only consistent part is that the current
owner has to send a notorized form to InterNIC to facilitate the transfer.
c) The newest bit is that the "new" owner has to go thru a "new" domain request <!>
prior to even initiating the transfer. This Makes Sense?
RE the above account -- we have sent the paperwork in not once, but twice. The
transfer still hasn't "taken." The latest advice we got -- start over. Again.
Kathy
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