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Originally posted by Phil21
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singer, if you would have taken that to the next logical step and queried those listed namservers directly you would see that we are indeed answering authoritive for this domain. Of course, that doesn't help much when the domain doesn't exist in the root servers any longer. ;)
I wish this was my issue, I could fix it quicker. I can't say too much though, I've done the same and wondered wtf was wrong as well.
Anyways, the rest can be taken private, no need to air anything on the boards here. Pete has my contact info (emergency and otherwise) and was in contact with me before this post.
The real criminal is probably Verisign (as usual). I just transfered a few domains off them, and the fucking e-mail they send to approve the transfer is borderline criminal IMO. They basically send you a fucking *SPAM* with all the preachy "verisign rocks" BS all over it, then in the MIDDLE of the god damned e-mail, they have a paragraph blurb on how to approve your domain transfer out. I ignored the first couple I got of those as spam, and am sure others have done so as well.
peace all,
-Phil
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yeah i love that company. even though i transferred all my domains off there 2 years ago, i still get "special offers" and shit from them, even though i'm my own RSP now (not like they know that...) but they *should not* have an active email address for me on record, since i have no business with them anymore.
they harvest off their own database just like all the other fucking cocksuckers out there. the company's integrity is as good as AOL, as far as i'm concerned. i'm waiting when the two will team up, so AOL can cheat domain names off of everyone they claim are holding "copyright violations..."
don't even get me started about the AOL.ORG story...