How to handle domains when they are put into a pseudo-redemption state.

Head Boy · 2005-06-19, 08:01 PM

The problem with no DNS is that it kills the domain and it starts off again in the sandbox if it's out of the zone for 7 weeks.

I also feel that I need to give the current owner a warning explanation, but I guess "no DNS" does that.

How would you react to the new owners request for the removal of the blacklisting? Obviously he will have amended the whois info and provided full details there.

2005-06-19, 08:01 PM	#6
Head Boy Hello, is this President Clinton? Good! I figured if anyone knew where to get some tang it would be you Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: England Posts: 442	The problem with no DNS is that it kills the domain and it starts off again in the sandbox if it's out of the zone for 7 weeks. I also feel that I need to give the current owner a warning explanation, but I guess "no DNS" does that. How would you react to the new owners request for the removal of the blacklisting? Obviously he will have amended the whois info and provided full details there. __________________ Adult domain names for sale at Baronets Splinkies have arrived

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