Snapnames worst backorder company?

[iodalg]

What do you think about snapnames? I won an auction with them, the company that acquired my domain (http://oldworldaliases.com) they have zero support, i have chanced my nameservers, but after 3 days my domain still point to a parking service that has nonthing to do with me! When whois is done then i see my nameservers, but the domain still don't point to my nameservers! i have emailed them but still no response, talking about world class support :td: . Then if you want mail-forward or domain-forward you must pay for this service when the most registrars has this for free! Has someone this problem or is only me that has this kind of problem?

 

[MadAboutDomains]

Contact ICANN by Telephone I guess

 

[1901gt]

I won an auction with them, the company that acquired my domain (http://oldworldaliases.com) they have zero support

You bought a domain there or place an auction there?

 

[iodalg]

i placed an bid to one of their auction and was the only bidder so i won the domain!

 

[gazzip]

I would give it another day or two - sometimes its just real slow I have had it happen before too.


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[buckshotdots]

When I have ever had a problem with a snap won domain I have just emailed them (snap) and made them "fix" it with the register. I payed them so they can make the product available/functioning properly (the least they could do I believe). They have come through quickly every time.

good luck, Gary.

 

[Domagon]

Snapnames contracts out with as many registars as they can to improve their odds of getting the requested domain for the client - some of the registrars they use basically only exist to grab drops.

As others have suggested, email Snapnames ... and also mark your calender - wait 60 days and transfer it out to the registrar of your choice...

In the meantime, there's a small chance that you may not be able to fully utilize the domain as you would like at the current registrar; chalk it up as another cost of playing the drop game.

Ron