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Hey Nick,
1) What is the reason for a120 day lock on certain domain names there at SAV?
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2) I've been trying to get a dot org domain name out of there after purchasing it thru your marketplace and it is past the 60 day ICANN lock but yet it is still on lockdown w/an additional 60 day SAV imposed domain name lock. You are telling me I have to send in a copy of my Government ID and a copy of my credit card used there in order to get that 120 day lock deleted. This makes my domain name almost worthless for 4 months unless I want to send you all of my valuable, personal info. I have never heard anything like this at any Domain Registrar before. This seems beyond ridiculous to tie up a domain name for 1/3 of the year.
3) For those of us who use DAN/Undeveloped as an additional marketplace to sell our domain names we cannot add them in DAN because they do not allow SAV domain names to be listed there in their marketplace. Is there any potential of you guys rectifying that dispute w/DAN so we can have one more marketplace to list our domains?
Thanks
We have multiple developers working on building an amazing set of bulk tools as we speak. Whether you want to change nameservers on 10,000 domains or bulk update auto renewal on your entire portfolio, Sav will be able to handle it with ease. We don't have an exact launch date at this point, but it will be later this year.When will you add bulk edit tools for our domains?
How does it work if I sell a domain from another registrar ?
Is there an api for adding/modifiing/deleting domains ?
Do you pay each time a domain is sold or is there a threshold ?
And for domains locked ICAAN locked (previous registrar change made less than 60 days before)How does it work if I sell a domain from another registrar ?
It just need to be transferred into Sav upon sale, at the buyers expense.
Domains transferred into Sav will have a 60 day ICANN transfer lock on them.And for domains locked ICAAN locked (previous registrar change made less than 60 days before)
My question is for domains I catched today using snapnames for example, I cannot transfer it to sav as it's icaan locked during 60 days.Domains transferred into Sav will have a 60 day ICANN transfer lock on them.
Isn't better to push small updates out to have something working? it's really time consuming at the moment if we want to edit multiple domainsWe have multiple developers working on building an amazing set of bulk tools as we speak. Whether you want to change nameservers on 10,000 domains or bulk update auto renewal on your entire portfolio, Sav will be able to handle it with ease. We don't have an exact launch date at this point, but it will be later this year.
Bulk changes does require an entire redesign of our domain manager to work effectively so that, and all the bulk tools, will be launched at the same time.Isn't better to push small updates out to have something working? it's really time consuming at the moment if we want to edit multiple domains
is your service working for domains like that sold fast.My question is for domains I catched today using snapnames for example, I cannot transfer it to sav as it's icaan locked during 60 days.
Within the Marketplace, users can now list domains for sale & auction
Typically domains caught via backorder show up a few hours later but can take up to a day. If you want to reach out to [email protected] with the domain names, we would be happy to take a look.I've backordered 3 domains, been charged, and received an email confirmation/receipt but the 3 domains arent in my Sav account
Ah I see. The last time it was pretty fast. It's been almost 21 hours since being caught. Good news is they have arrivedTypically domains caught via backorder show up a few hours later but can take up to a day. If you want to reach out to [email protected] with the domain names, we would be happy to take a look.