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I "regged" vod.lu with eurodns last week.

After a delay I get this :

Subject: Date: 10:31 AM CEST, 05/04/2006
From:

[email protected]


Order #258357 : vod.lv

Dear Customer,

We would like to inform you that your order mentioned above has been closed for
the following reason:

* Restricted by the Registry

For more information, please contact our support at [email protected].

Best Regards,

Eurodns S.A.
41, z.a. am Bann
L-3372 Leudelange


Quite acceptable - restricted by registry - no probs!

Then I just happen to check, it was regged by somebody in France on 3rd May with eurodns as the admin and it is parked for sale at Sedo. :td:

Eurodns - As you did not reply to my email perhaps you would like to give an explanation here.
 
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Eurodns are rubbish. Avoid them like the plague.
 
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Ive been mailing with them for 1 month(!!!) to get a domain transferred. Wrote over 10 emails, got about 6 from them including the bot messages. Ridicolous!
 
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The successful registration appears to be just a day earlier so there may have been some delay overlap for records to show that the name already regged
 
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Maybe Freddy is still recovering for the .EU landrush :)
 
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Wot did you make sure to select Eurodns as admin-c contact ? This is a requirement for .lu that the admin contact be domiciled in Luxembourg.
Also bear in mind that there is a contract to be faxed back for the registry, paperwork takes time and in the meanwhile it looks like someone has had the same idea :(
 
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Yes eurodns = not so good.

Emailed them with 1 simple question 2 months later got a cheeky reply from someone on there team (my guess a 14 year old kid by the way he spoke to me)

I believe freedy is quite active on the other forum.
 
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wot said:
I "regged" vod.lu with eurodns last week.
Order #258357 : vod.lv

.lu != .lv ! :)

In addition, EuroDNS is everything but serious. They owe me some money and are impossible to get in touch.

E-mail: no answer in a month
Telephone: they tell you to send an e-mail to the CEO
E-mail CEO: no answer...
Next week: I will do a sitting and scare their customers at their headquarter.

They don't give a s*** about their clients.

I would not recommend anyone to register a domain with EuroDNS; look at what happened with .fr: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum25/2304.htm . As they use similar tricks for other countries, I would not be surprised if the same would happen with another ccTLD.
 
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coolthing said:
.lu != .lv ! :)

In addition, EuroDNS is everything but serious. They owe me some money and are impossible to get in touch.

E-mail: no answer in a month
Telephone: they tell you to send an e-mail to the CEO
E-mail CEO: no answer...
Next week: I will do a sitting and scare their customers at their headquarter.

They don't give a s*** about their clients.

I would not recommend anyone to register a domain with EuroDNS; look at what happened with .fr: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum25/2304.htm . As they use similar tricks for other countries, I would not be surprised if the same would happen with another ccTLD.

Aha, could be I confused .lv with .lu - but why it would be restricted I don't know.

Anyway, never hurts to shake up these registrars. They still did not reply to me mail so reasonable cause for agitation.
 
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coolthing said:
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In addition, EuroDNS is everything but serious. They owe me some money and are impossible to get in touch.

E-mail: no answer in a month
Telephone: they tell you to send an e-mail to the CEO
E-mail CEO: no answer...
Next week: I will do a sitting and scare their customers at their headquarter.
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They never replied my E-mails either. So my guess is, they are routinely ignoring customers. At least it's not just me :alien:
 
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