So over the last 2 months I've had fresh domains that I've entered registry searches for only in 2 places. Whois.sc & Namecheap.com. In 5 count them 5 cases they have been registered same day. 4 were completely fresh/never active 1 was an adult site previously. Wildwest domains is registering them. Can anyone say they experienced the same happening? IP sniffer at work? Whois webmasters watching search logs?? What the fuck I'm pissed.
Domains Knabbed by registrar? I'm pissed
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Its happened to me before I started using www.moniker.com and I havnt had any problems since
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I imagine it's going to depend on what whois server your using.. use a primary and not a icann reseller.Comment
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Will have to try Moniker, thanksOriginally posted by TankerIts happened to me before I started using www.moniker.com and I havnt had any problems since
We trust all of our domains to Moniker
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Hey Julian,
we provide special pricing for all GFY members - just shoot an email to [email protected] and say you are a GFY member and request GFY pricing. I will make sure you are taken care of.Comment
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Originally posted by JuilanSo over the last 2 months I've had fresh domains that I've entered registry searches for only in 2 places. Whois.sc & Namecheap.com. In 5 count them 5 cases they have been registered same day. 4 were completely fresh/never active 1 was an adult site previously. Wildwest domains is registering them. Can anyone say they experienced the same happening? IP sniffer at work? Whois webmasters watching search logs?? What the fuck I'm pissed.
wildwest you say?
interesting.Comment
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is whois.sc a primary?Originally posted by RadikI imagine it's going to depend on what whois server your using.. use a primary and not a icann reseller.
Thanks for everyone's replies & comments.Comment
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If it isn't the classless Monte jumping in a thread about us to spam his services yet again.
Monte, I see you already got your posts deleted from Webhostingtalk for this type behavior before yet here you are again circling around like a vulture. I guess your personal apology to me personally for doing this before meant nothing. Anything for a buck I guess. Nice.
Julian,
Regarding your issue. I can assure you, this is not coming from our end. We are in the business of managing our clients domains and getting them registered for them. Not stealing their ideas.
We are an established and honest company with over 150,000 clients so we do not need to resort to this sort of behavior in any way shape or form.
Also, for anyone here that already uses our services or would like to give us a try, here's a coupon code you can use on our website for $7.98 domains "SAVE7993". There's no need to contact us for the pricing and no minimums to purchase. This also includes one year of our free WhoisGuard whois privacy protection service.
Best,
Richard Kirkendall
NameCheap.comLast edited by RichardK; 09-12-2005, 07:02 AM.Comment
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One more thing; If you need to read more about our reputation and honesty I can also suggest you do a google search on the term "namecheap". You will see many recommendations and positive comments about our company.
You can also view a non-biased review about us and other registrars here http://www.namepros.com/registerindex.php?. As you can see by following that link, we are consistantly rated the highest registrar and have the second highest amount of votes(Only second to the number of votes behind Godaddy.com).Comment
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When I was a clueless newbie 2 and a bit years ago now I registered a few domains with easyspace.com...what a ripoff they were! They even charge £10 to change DNS info!
Someone recommended namecheap where I have registered all my domains since. Great price, great service, great admin interface, I really like namecheap.
A bit of topic I know, but hey I just thought i'd contribute my experience of domain registrars.Comment
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You should read up online about their owner. Sorry I only deal with companies run by founders who run honest businesses.Originally posted by TankerIts happened to me before I started using www.moniker.com and I havnt had any problems since
We trust all of our domains to MonikerSIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60. Let me repeat... A 120 x 60 button and no more that 3 lines of DEFAULT SIZE AND COLOR text.Comment
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I have an account with namecheap and really like the service. So now I kind of have reduced it to Whois.sc (I think they're a enom reseller) or the possibility someone is sniffing packets which nobody can really prevent. What I'm learning about domain buying is that you gotta be quick and decisive even when buying idiomatic domains such as I do LOL.Comment



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