So why don't you go AROUND the current admin contact and request, via fax,
that contact be changed?
Once you get a good address in there, the rest is easy.
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 3:15 PM
Subject: Re: Domain coming close to expiry...
> > Well, yeah, I guess my question was more rhetorical than it came
> > across. It definitely falls into the "you shouldn't be dicking with
> > this at E-9 days, (Expiry-day), you should have straightened the
> > fiasco out with the original registrar FIRST, and then the transfer
> > would be a cakewalk. If you're waiting until E-9 to get a
> > fax-override taken care of, you get what you deserve for
> > procastination. :)
>
Unfortunately, it's down to procrastination on the part of the current ISP,
which is out of my control. Actually, it's more incompetence - the domain
transfer has expired twice now. I get the feeling that the email address
listed - wrongly - in the registration is unmanned, dumped into a storage
mailbox, or piped to /dev/null. If I ever meet the person... *grrr*
> Hopefully they're using the date you submitted the registrar transfer
> rather than the date they get around to looking at it. There may still
> be time.
>
As I said, transfers have expired twice now. Domain is due to expire on the
27th of this month. If the client loses the domain, I am going to kick up
*such* a fuss... :)
adam
