Domain Thief...this guy is trying to steal one of my domains

Ann Omness · 2004-11-19, 01:11 PM

CaptainJSparrow,

DirectI was following the correct procedure. They received a transfer request as the acquiring registrar. They sent a confirmation email to the owner and administrator of the domain (you). If you do not respond to that confirmation, they will NOT accect the transfer, as they stated in their email. I don't see any real cause for concern. If you do nothing at all, your domain stays at GoDaddy.

I will comment that your domain must have been unlocked at GoDaddy in order for someone to even make the transfer request. If you go to DirectI and try to transfer a domain there, the first thing it does is check the lock status. If the domain is locked, you just get an error message telling you that you can't transfer the domain because it's locked. The transfer request doesn't even go in the system in that case.

2004-11-19, 01:11 PM	#25
Ann Omness If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Michigan Posts: 308	CaptainJSparrow, DirectI was following the correct procedure. They received a transfer request as the acquiring registrar. They sent a confirmation email to the owner and administrator of the domain (you). If you do not respond to that confirmation, they will NOT accect the transfer, as they stated in their email. I don't see any real cause for concern. If you do nothing at all, your domain stays at GoDaddy. I will comment that your domain must have been unlocked at GoDaddy in order for someone to even make the transfer request. If you go to DirectI and try to transfer a domain there, the first thing it does is check the lock status. If the domain is locked, you just get an error message telling you that you can't transfer the domain because it's locked. The transfer request doesn't even go in the system in that case. __________________ Blue Wave Adult Links www.bluewavelinks.com/