Thanks Nigel. I think it is a case of being extremely careful because of all the fraud that happened rather recently with all the new LIR's etc and now the legitimate businesses suffer because of this!
I know they retain their humanity. Did a lot of Customer Services 14 years ago, and I understand their point as well. Catalin Sent from my mobile device > On 2 Sep 2016, at 22:00, Nigel Titley <ni...@titley.com> wrote: > > Catalin > > Let me raise this as an issue when I'm over at the NCC next week... > there's obviously something going wrong. Having said that, sorting > through mergers and acquisitions can be brain twisting at times. And > you've no idea the lies that the NCC staff get told on occasions. I'm > surprised that they retain their basic humanity sometimes (but they do). > > All the best > > Nigel > > PS Everyone on this list is, of course, honest, decent and truthful. > >> On 02/09/16 19:20, Personal wrote: >> Nigel, >> >> On the same subject I am involved in an acquisition at the moment, and as >> part of this I need to merge the acquired company LIR into our LIR. >> >> What a palava! Seems RIPE NCC does not recognise an executed share purchase >> contract as a valid sale, and wants and I quote "an official Companies House >> Document" >> >> When I asked what document they want I was given the same quote. I was >> hoping a well organised RIPE NCC would have a list of approved documents >> from each country in the region maybe? >> >> Besides, I was advised to request this as a resource merge, rather than >> acquisition, as that would be easier. However I am reluctant to do this, >> because IT WAS an acquisition, and I sent them the signed contracts, >> solicitors involved, companies house return which showed the company is now >> owned by another company etc. etc. >> >> Not opened a LIR in a while now, but seems ridiculous to me that they don't >> understand the UK law, and they don't recognise it either, and they also >> suggest to declare it as something which it is not. I left it in limbo for >> the moment, and will try again in a few months to sort it out... Hopefully... >> >> Catalin >> >> >> >> >> >> Nocsult Ltd >> Unified Network Management Solutions >> >>> On 2 Sep 2016, at 17:25, Nigel Titley <ni...@titley.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> On 02/09/16 15:15, Neil J. McRae wrote: >>>> It's RIPE NCC - what did you expect? An organisation that is sensible and >>>> efficient? - or one that creates regulation and things to check for zero >>>> value? >>> >>> Rather like a certain large telco.... ;-) >>> >>> Nigel >>
