Here is how it works - - new registrations can not be transferred between registrars in the first 60 days - registry restriction - new registrations can not be transferred between OSRS resellers in the first 60 days - OSRS restriction - new (successful, completed from another registrar) transfers can be transferred between registrars at anytime - new (successful, completed from another registrar) transfers can not be transferred between OSRS resellers in the first 60 days - OSRS restriction
Regards, sA At 11:56 AM 3/27/02 -0500, Robert Rivers wrote: >Hello, > >The 60 day restriction is a registry rule and we have decided to make it >consistent for all transfers. > >If your client is the listed Admin contact and Registrant, If she has >the domain login/password (and has changed it) then they have complete >control. > >As we all know, RSPs have no power to control domains they do not own. > >Hope this helps > >"Fox, Thomas" wrote: > > > > I have a client who purchased a domain name from a third party, > > who happened to have it registred through OpenSRS as well. The > > domain has been transferred into her name, and she has access > > to the manage interface for it. > > > > I attempted to initiate a transfer from the original OpenSRS > > registrar to our account, and there is a 60 day hold on the > > transfer because it was recently transferred. > > > > Is there a way around this? My client isn't comfortable releasing > > the funds to the people from whom she purchased the domain until > > it is 100% under our control. > > > > Please advise, > > Thanks, > > Tom > >-- > >Robert Rivers >OpenSRS Technical Operations >http://www.opensrs.org/Support_FAQ.shtml Scott Allan Director OpenSRS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
