icann complaint

Per ICANN, once a domain expires, an email must be sent within 5 days. Namecheap sent me an email 6 days later to "Moorthy" was the first name on the email and it didn't even have my real name, which is 3 letters long. Also, didn't even mention what domain expired. They sent the email to...

Per ICANN, once a domain expires, an email must be sent within 5 days. Namecheap sent me an email 6 days later to "Moorthy" was the first name on the email and it didn't even have my real name, which is 3 letters long. Also, didn't even mention what domain expired. They sent the email to...

So I'm still trying to understand the whole new process for redemption over at GD Before you could transfer out domains before 42 days after expiration. Now it's within 30 days. Before after 42 days you still have couple more days to pay $80 to redeem or usually for good customers or domains...

So I'm still trying to understand the whole new process for redemption over at GD Before you could transfer out domains before 42 days after expiration. Now it's within 30 days. Before after 42 days you still have couple more days to pay $80 to redeem or usually for good customers or domains...

If anyone is stuck with names in Moniker and finds them totally non responsive to transfer requests, there is a process that in the past has been effective at getting registrars to clean up their act, or getting them to lose their accreditation...

If anyone is stuck with names in Moniker and finds them totally non responsive to transfer requests, there is a process that in the past has been effective at getting registrars to clean up their act, or getting them to lose their accreditation...