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I recently regged some .cn's.
It was on 11-15-19 on the receipt.
Today I get email that the regs were cancelled and money refunded.
What now? I bet I just did the work for the .cn registry? and I bet now they will keep the domains? As of right now the domains are still owned by me as it shows on the whois. Well actually it says this below for all of them.
ROID: 20191115s10001s19038143-cn
Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited
Domain Status: pendingVerification
Registrant ID: cr396770250
Registrant: XXXXXXX
Registrant Contact Email: [email protected]
Sponsoring Registrar: GoDaddy.com,LLC
Name Server: ns45.domaincontrol.com
Name Server: ns46.domaincontrol.com
Registration Time: 2019-11-15 10:28:49
Expiration Time: 2020-11-15 10:28:49
DNSSEC: unsigned
The links in the emails sent to me to upload a copy of my Driver's License or Passport over to Godaddy no longer work.
I admit I dilly dallied uploading the Driver's License.
Two days and they cancelled the order and refunded? Is this normal?
The email is below. (Minus the .cn domain.)
Please note the red text below.
It says (Average time for activation is 2 business day(s).)
It seems to be saying AFTER you submit your documents (whenever you do so) it will take 2 business days to activate your domain.
But after reading it now over and over again. I guess it CAN say "You have 2 business days to submit your documents or else your .cn registration will be cancelled and refunded"?
Thanks for your purchase. Now let's get your domain activated.
Thanks for purchasing XXXXXXXXX
Activating your domain name will be necessary if you plan on hosting a website or associating an email with this domain.
Click here to Activate your Domain
Real name validation is necessary in order to activate a domain. You'll need to upload a copy of valid documentation in order to begin the real name validation process.
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China – Resident ID, temporary resident ID, business license or organization code certificate
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Hong Kong/Macau – Resident ID, driver's license, passport or business license
•
Singapore – Driver's license, passport or business license
•
Taiwan – Resident ID, driver's license or business license
•
Other Countries/Regions – Driver's license or passport
We'll validate your information and let you know when it's ready to go. Average time for activation is 2 business day(s). After you submit your documentation, you can check your domain's status in the Domain Manager.
It was on 11-15-19 on the receipt.
Today I get email that the regs were cancelled and money refunded.
What now? I bet I just did the work for the .cn registry? and I bet now they will keep the domains? As of right now the domains are still owned by me as it shows on the whois. Well actually it says this below for all of them.
ROID: 20191115s10001s19038143-cn
Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited
Domain Status: pendingVerification
Registrant ID: cr396770250
Registrant: XXXXXXX
Registrant Contact Email: [email protected]
Sponsoring Registrar: GoDaddy.com,LLC
Name Server: ns45.domaincontrol.com
Name Server: ns46.domaincontrol.com
Registration Time: 2019-11-15 10:28:49
Expiration Time: 2020-11-15 10:28:49
DNSSEC: unsigned
The links in the emails sent to me to upload a copy of my Driver's License or Passport over to Godaddy no longer work.
I admit I dilly dallied uploading the Driver's License.
Two days and they cancelled the order and refunded? Is this normal?
The email is below. (Minus the .cn domain.)
Please note the red text below.
It says (Average time for activation is 2 business day(s).)
It seems to be saying AFTER you submit your documents (whenever you do so) it will take 2 business days to activate your domain.
But after reading it now over and over again. I guess it CAN say "You have 2 business days to submit your documents or else your .cn registration will be cancelled and refunded"?
Thanks for your purchase. Now let's get your domain activated.
Thanks for purchasing XXXXXXXXX
Activating your domain name will be necessary if you plan on hosting a website or associating an email with this domain.
Click here to Activate your Domain
Real name validation is necessary in order to activate a domain. You'll need to upload a copy of valid documentation in order to begin the real name validation process.
•
China – Resident ID, temporary resident ID, business license or organization code certificate
•
Hong Kong/Macau – Resident ID, driver's license, passport or business license
•
Singapore – Driver's license, passport or business license
•
Taiwan – Resident ID, driver's license or business license
•
Other Countries/Regions – Driver's license or passport
We'll validate your information and let you know when it's ready to go. Average time for activation is 2 business day(s). After you submit your documentation, you can check your domain's status in the Domain Manager.
