Dynadot.com problem

[Robert140]

Has anyone used lawyers to recover domains? I have a problem with Dynadot.com, which used trickery to lock my account, and the domains I registered (which were free for registrations) ) have been down for over a month, right from the moment of registration and payment, for over a month.

 

[Hypersot]

@Future Sensors ,
exactly. I know that many people will disagree but the whole problem starts and ends with Dynadot's support. They should know the requirements of each TLD they provide support to.

That is why I always believe that, for ccTLD registrations, one needs to go with a local registrar -or even better straight with the registry- since they know best.

 

[jberryhill]

Precisely.

 

[URL Stream]

For even more entertainment, you can probably go back through many years of my posts here if you want my opinion on privacy services in general, and the zillion reasons why they are a bad idea. It costs peanuts to register and maintain a business entity if you want to protect the privacy of your personal data, and in the long run it saves a lot of heartache over people whose business model is predicated on their perception that most of their customers are probably crooks in the first place. And that perception is reflected in the sort of respect they have for providing quality services.

The search feature didn't readily show this information.

Can you elaborate on it a bit?

For example, when would you recommend using this approach, what are the pros and cons, etc.?