Expired moved - still billing.

[Brett_Tabke]

fyi:
Course of events:
Domains were set to expire on 22nd last month.
Put in for a transfer of the domains from NS to another registrar on the 18th.
New registrar showed xfers completed on 20th.
Network Sol, does not show the entries were updated until 29th!
Network Sol billing on domains including sending Domains Expired letters.
Network Sol demanding two years ($70 + late fee) on every domain.

[oilman]

crazy...but I know how you feel.

I just got hit on my credit card for renewal of a .cc domain I sold over 18 months ago. Now I have to go round the bend with the crew at the nic I used and probably still have to do a charge back in the end. Totally frustrating.

[Billythekid]

same thing happened to me with .cc oilman. Luckily the card was closed so they billed me.

[oilman]

looks like the nic I used is going to credit my card and go after the new owners. All's well that end's well ;)

[Garyh]

Hi,

On the [webmasterworld.com...] forum I asked this question:

You may have an insight to my question I asked Net Solutions the other day. A client wants a domain name that has recently expired ( like a week ago) and I asked Netsol when they were going to release it as it was the very name of my client. I have not received an answer to this question?

We would *really* like to have this domain name!!!!

Any insight???

Thanks. Happy Holidays.

[GWJ]

>>Any insight???

Hi Gary,

From what I have found they release when they are ready. There really is no set period. They even, a few months ago, came under heavy media as they were (dare I say it?) hording them.

I am sure someone with more expierence will come along and give you more exact details.

Brian