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Registrar Disputes
- Thread starter grandin
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renewls
Yes seems like the terms are names must be renewed 10 days before they are due for renewal.
jUst had godaddy renew all my .eu names 10 to 14 days before they where due for renew. on asking them whats going on was told its policy with .eu 10 days before renew date they must be done
Yes seems like the terms are names must be renewed 10 days before they are due for renewal.
jUst had godaddy renew all my .eu names 10 to 14 days before they where due for renew. on asking them whats going on was told its policy with .eu 10 days before renew date they must be done
problems
I was offered a good rate from one registrar so i decided to transfer out a 1000 names but for some reason the current registrar has declined the transfer. I hope for their sake they have their terms right as they could be liable for all lost names if they fail to stand by their contract and the terms imposed by EURID
We will have to have an area on here to name and shame registrars for bad practices
Lee
I was offered a good rate from one registrar so i decided to transfer out a 1000 names but for some reason the current registrar has declined the transfer. I hope for their sake they have their terms right as they could be liable for all lost names if they fail to stand by their contract and the terms imposed by EURID
We will have to have an area on here to name and shame registrars for bad practices
Lee
Haven't heard .eu need to be renewed 10-14 days prior - OpenSRS have just clarified re-renewals:
"...- When a .EU name is renewed, the registration year technically ends on the last day of the last month of the term. For example, if a domain name is renewed on April 20, 2007, the registry will apply the renewal on April 30. However, in order to prevent confusion, OpenSRS will display the expiration date as April 20..."
If not renewed they go into a 40-day Quarantine period and like the .com Redemption period there is a charge to reactivate them.
Bst Rgds
Peter
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