pornfresh.com stolen

ronnie · 2005-04-04, 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thomas

Recommend me a new registrar to transfer all my domains please, I have all my domains on godaddy.com

All I want is a good cpanel cause I know shit about dns and stuff like that (but Im good att filling out forms....) and a fair domainprice.

/Thomas

With the registrar you just enter your dns numbers and thats it. Any other dns stuff is done through the cpanel of your server/hosting account.

ronnie

Wenchy · 2005-04-04, 07:30 PM

I just had a thought. I read in this thread that GoD*ddy is not willing to honor a printed receipt as proof of a WM having registered a domain. My thought was that IF the domain purchase was made with a CC, wouldn't that constitute fraud on the part of GD?!? The CC transaction date would be "set in stone" on bank records and CC statements and, provided the WM in question has a copy of GD's terms (X dollars for one year), I would think that would be proof positive of the original registration... and how could GD ignore a CC transaction?

Like I said just a thought... maybe it'll be enough to save somebody having to go through nine miles of bullshit to get their domain back

2005-04-04, 07:30 PM	#2
Wenchy Trying is the first step towards failure Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Mile High City Posts: 120	I just had a thought. I read in this thread that GoDddy is not willing to honor a printed receipt as proof of a WM having registered a domain. My thought was that IF the domain purchase was made with a CC, wouldn't that constitute fraud on the part of GD?!? The CC transaction date would be "set in stone" on bank records and CC statements and, provided the WM in question has a copy of GD's terms (X dollars for one year), I would think that would be proof positive of the original registration... and how could GD ignore a CC transaction? Like I said just a thought... maybe it'll be enough to save somebody having to go through nine miles of bullshit to get their domain back __________________ I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "I drank what?"*