answerable.com

[cache]

as result of the snapname bidding winning, a lot of the names are managed by
answerable.com

I am having very hard time to find those names. For the EXACT same username,
if I gave different password, then I would get different sets of domain names.
How can this possible?
For example, for the same userid:

1. if I give password1, then I see domain 1 and domain 2 listed.
2. if I give password2, then I see domain 3 listed.

very scary. Hope I can remember the different password and find all those names.

 

[sashas]

answerable works well for me. In fact this is one of the major reasons why I prefer Snap to Pool. They have good registrars. Answerable is one of the best they have (other than eNom of course)

 

[notlikeyou]

as result of the snapname bidding winning, a lot of the names are managed by
answerable.com

I am having very hard time to find those names. For the EXACT same username,
if I gave different password, then I would get different sets of domain names.
How can this possible?
For example, for the same userid:

1. if I give password1, then I see domain 1 and domain 2 listed.
2. if I give password2, then I see domain 3 listed.

very scary. Hope I can remember the different password and find all those names.

They set your initial password for any winning bids, so it seems that it's being treated like a new account for each winning bid. Shoot them an email, & see if you could create one new account & push all the other domains to yourself either that or they may just combine them for you. I just started dealing with answerable (snap winning bid as well) so please update the thread when you hear back from them.

 

[seeker]

the userid is given once. I believe it is created by snapnames because many userids starts with 'SN'

as to the different passwords, each time answerable catchs a name for snapnames, the create a different password for the name using the same user id.
if you find the very first password (the very first domain caught vy answerable for snapnames in your behalf) and enter that one, it should show you all the other ones caught in the same account.
at least it does for me.

 

[cache]

seeker,
the first password did not do anything to me (or I have no way to know which
one is the first one).

notlikeyou,
I am transfering the names out, so I don't want to submit a ticket to mess up
my transfer. I will let you know if something new comes up.

the userid is given once. I believe it is created by snapnames because many userids starts with 'SN'

as to the different passwords, each time answerable catchs a name for snapnames, the create a different password for the name using the same user id.
if you find the very first password (the very first domain caught vy answerable for snapnames in your behalf) and enter that one, it should show you all the other ones caught in the same account.
at least it does for me.

 

[brackis]

Having this same problem right now... I can't seem to do ANYTHING!

 

[tricolorro]

as result of the snapname bidding winning, a lot of the names are managed by
answerable.com

I am having very hard time to find those names. For the EXACT same username,
if I gave different password, then I would get different sets of domain names.
How can this possible?
For example, for the same userid:

1. if I give password1, then I see domain 1 and domain 2 listed.
2. if I give password2, then I see domain 3 listed.

very scary. Hope I can remember the different password and find all those names.

:hi:

You might want to read this blog posting:

http://www.successclick.com/eviscerating-a-registrar-guts-and-blood-are-revealed_2008_01_08/

Patrick

 

[brackis]

Alright, so what I made sure to do is click the 'Manage' button in my snapnames account area to manage my answerable.com controlled domains. Then login thru the window that pops up, and view all domains.

 

[Devil_Dog]

Answerable is a pain for someone who is unorganized, which was me. I've got domains at answerable.com under 3 different emails and 4 different passwords.

Remember though, when you login and you go to: my account > show last 10, that if you have more than 10 names, you'll have to actually search for that 11th, or 12th domain to find it in your account.

I know, it sucks, but hopefully, one day they will change their layout.

 

[cache]

interesting read.
I found the names I had at haveaname.com was not easy to transfer as well.

I have a feeling my names are scattered everywhere, sooner or later I am going to
lose some.

:hi:

You might want to read this blog posting:

http://www.successclick.com/eviscerating-a-registrar-guts-and-blood-are-revealed_2008_01_08/

Patrick

 

[cdboard]

I won a snapnames domain, it is in the answerable.com system, but the registrar is in Poland.

 

[Kate]

Answerable is a pain for someone who is unorganized, which was me. I've got domains at answerable.com under 3 different emails and 4 different passwords.

That's why you really must keep all confirmation E-mails for future reference. So you have the right password and E-mail handy.

 

[Devil_Dog]

That's why you really must keep all confirmation E-mails for future reference. So you have the right password and E-mail handy.

Oh believe me, I do. Archived, printed out and filed.