any ideas?

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

i have sold a ".com" and done the push through 123-reg but the whois is still showing me as the owner? am i missing something?

 

[acceleratoraccelerator is verified member.]

Yes, a "push" just moves the domain from one account to another, but it does nothing to change the legal ownership of a domain, you need to go through the full transfer procedure (fully electronic for the .com) to get the WHOIS changed.

Rgds

 

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

On Dynadot, when a .com or .info domain is pushed to another users account, it automatically shows the registrant details of the person who the domain has been pushed to.

 

[Rob_F]

Yes, a "push" just moves the domain from one account to another, but it does nothing to change the legal ownership of a domain, you need to go through the full transfer procedure (fully electronic for the .com) to get the WHOIS changed.

Rgds

Not sure what gave you that idea but that's simply not the case. A push should change ownership when it comes to .com or any of the gTLDs. There isn't a need to go through the full transfer procedure and there shouldn't be any costs involved.

The new owner should just be able to update the contact details via his/her 123-reg control panel. Failing that, email 123-reg.

123-reg aren't ICANN accredited by the way – they reseller for Tucows, a US registrar. 123-reg might need to get in touch with them to resolve the issue (if the above method fails).

- Rob

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

thanks for all your help haps.

will be getting in touch with 123

 

[retired_member16]

thanks for all your help haps.

will be getting in touch with 123

Why? What can 123 do?

The buyer needs to update his details thats all. 123 have no interest really in if he does it or not.

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

ok i will let the new owner know......stick to ".uk" thats what im thinking