StephanieCordray

When you do a whois it lists enom as the registrar via registerfly which was once a reseller for enom. The big problem is that the whois info lists registerfly as registrant and they've gone a step further at this point... I'm taking out the old screenshot program it's gotten so bad... they deleted her nameservers on her domains and neither she or I can put them back... her site is essentially gone at this point because no one can access it except via her hosting company control panels... and they are still unresponsive to trouble tickets, phone calls, or emails... they've essentially stolen her domains

Yes and no, 3 of her sites were left at enom, the other 6 are still with registerfly but registerfly has all nine on their list for her account... however the account is practically worthless since she has no control of the domains... none are expired at present although one will expire on the 4th of next month unless something is done very quickly... the one she is most concerned about understandably is her business' domain name which doesn't expire until some time in July... given the circumstances it's a moot point since this stupid registrar has basically stolen her domains by taking control of them the way they have.