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In an entry in the ICANN blog, Paul Levins says they’ve arranged to move Registerfly’s domains to another registrar. They won’t say who the other registrar is beyond “an existing accredited Registrar with a demonstrated record of customer service” which could be just about anyone other than Registerfly. They have “most” of the registrant data.
All is to be unveiled next week. In the meantime, read the comments on the blog entry about domains that are expired, domains that have gone into the redemption period and eNom (for whom RF used to be a reseller) wants a large ransom, and other screwups. Even if the new registrar is utterly wonderful, there’s going to be lots of pieces to pick up.
(Thanks to Larry Seltzer who noticed the ICANN blog entry. He also noted that, astonishingly, Registerfly’s web site still purports to sell domains and will take your money, although judging from the blog complaints, the actual process ends after the take your money part.)
Yup. ICANN spent half the ink on whether Kevin Medina shows up in court.
None of the thousands of people with the unaddressed problems you mention could really care whether Kevin Medina shows up in court.
This is as informative as Nixon’s “secret plan” to get us out of Viet Nam.
Cat’s finally out of the bag:
http://www.circleid.com/posts/godaddy_management_registerfly_domains/
http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-29may07.htm
seems that Godaddy must be doing alot of pep talk and legwork with ICANN to have them take over RegisterFly business…....