AIT is known for taking possession (changing ownership) of domains of hosting customers of theirs, as AIT/NameIT is also a registrar. They like to control DNS on customers. This of course is way unethical and cause for a number of suits.
I've heard first hand that many other suits have been levied against AIT for other yin-yang stunts that make no sense. They pull a Microsoft mentality a lot so I don't put it past them to generate unauthorized transfer requests. Regards, Lars Hindsley SpyProductions.com Achieve Web Success -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lists Sent: May 30, 2002 8:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Anyone else have problems with AIT / Name-it transferring domains to them? Internic WHOIS says that AIT is registrar for these 2 domains. AIT WHOIS returns NULL...register your domain at blah..blah...blah AFA client and I know, these domains should still be with us. Although she has since become a reseller for AIT, she maintains she never transferred these to AIT yet. She says she has all correspondance relating to any domains she owns. Further, thru the RWI, I can no longer pull up the domain in active, but as a completed order, both have notes saying 08-MAY-2002 18:51:46 Transfer completed successfully. Just a few weeks ago, I don't remember having received the notices for these transfer-out requests that we should receive as RSP (we do have this set in tranfer mg't) Jo Shea
