Transfer Fees ?

.edu

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• Jun 3, 2004

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If you are transferring out, it should not cost you anything. If you are transferring in, the fee is $7.95 which includes an extra year.

 

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• Jun 3, 2004

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I don't know if they have a fee for ownership transfers. If they do, or it's a hassle to change ownership within Omnis, you can try transferring the domain to another registrar as .edu suggested. Then you can change ownership once at the new registrar.

 

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domainsusi

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• Jun 3, 2004

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Thank you both.
Here is a direct quote from their registration agreement:

>>>The new domain owner must also pay a transfer of registration fee.<<<

I have no idea what that amount would be, and I still have no answer from Omnis.

 

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plugged

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• Jun 3, 2004

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It should be approximately the same as the registration fee.

 

.edu

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• Jun 4, 2004

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That is rediculous! I will make sure to avoid Omnis.

 

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domainsusi

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• Jun 4, 2004

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Yeah - I'm going to stop using them. I have about 50 names with them.

Still no reply to my inquiries.

 

nonenone

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• Jun 5, 2004

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50 names? thats a lot... what made u start using omnis?

 

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domainsusi

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• Jun 5, 2004

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Well, for one - they are advertising right here on this site.

 

Anthony

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• Jun 6, 2004

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Originally posted by domainsusi
Well, for one - they are advertising right here on this site.

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Oh, I hope you don't go with everyone advertising on websites you go to!

Anyway, have you been able to find out anything else about that *additional* transfer fee they listed?

 

Riceman

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• Jun 7, 2004

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It might be easier to transfer to another registrar instead of trying to figure out their internal transfer policy

 

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• Jun 7, 2004

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Originally posted by Riceman
It might be easier to transfer to another registrar instead of trying to figure out their internal transfer policy

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lol

 

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domainsusi

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• Jun 10, 2004

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Thanks for the moral support guys.

No - I still have had no reply.

Time to send a "stronger" followup and to let them know I have not used them since my initial unanswered mail.