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StephanieCordray · 02-19-2007, 02:29 AM

I have a sticky situation. Am trying to help a person with some issues she's having with registerfly who lost their reseller through enom but was subsequently accredited through ICANN. What puts me in the sticky situation is that I'm a reseller myself, although not through enom. For me to intercede on her behalf would look fishy.

This person wants to transfer her domains away from registerfly but is unable to do so. Whois info on the domains list registerfly, not her. The domains are on her account with registerfly but transfers are declined as the requests go through registerfly instead of the domain name owner. She's tried. One of those domains is her sole source of income as it's her business. She has a little time before expiration but you can understand why she'd be nervous of the situation she's in.

Any suggestions from the domain name gurus in the house? At this point, the only ray of hope she has seen means paying a whopping amount of money ... $160 I believe it was.

02-19-2007, 02:29 AM	#1 (permalink)
StephanieCordray Diamond Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Nashville TN Posts: 1,017	Anybody with experience with Registerfly I have a sticky situation. Am trying to help a person with some issues she's having with registerfly who lost their reseller through enom but was subsequently accredited through ICANN. What puts me in the sticky situation is that I'm a reseller myself, although not through enom. For me to intercede on her behalf would look fishy. This person wants to transfer her domains away from registerfly but is unable to do so. Whois info on the domains list registerfly, not her. The domains are on her account with registerfly but transfers are declined as the requests go through registerfly instead of the domain name owner. She's tried. One of those domains is her sole source of income as it's her business. She has a little time before expiration but you can understand why she'd be nervous of the situation she's in. Any suggestions from the domain name gurus in the house? At this point, the only ray of hope she has seen means paying a whopping amount of money ... $160 I believe it was.