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Discuss what's fucking going on, and which programs are best and worst. One-time "program" announcements from "established" webmasters are allowed. |
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Confirmed User
Join Date: May 2004
Location: mn
Posts: 110
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![]() An e-mail got from them today. I honestly think after what happened to poor sleezy and many others that this should be manditory anyways. It seems to only make sense.
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 18:29:56 -0800 Download TransferLock added to your Dotster Domains - Domain Protection.msg From: Dotster dotNews <[email protected]> Import addresses [email protected] Block email [email protected] Block SMTP Relay Reply-to: Dotster dotNews <[email protected]> To: Subject: TransferLock added to your Dotster Domains - Domain Protection All headers Dear Dotster Customer, This is an important message regarding your Dotster Domains. We recently included a story in our dotNews email explaining that ICANN has introduced changes to their transfer policy, requiring registrars to acknowledge all incoming domain transfer requests. In response to this policy, and in order to protect you from unauthorized transfers, we have implemented our free TransferLock service for all .com and .net domains currently registered with us. This change will help to prevent .com and .net domain names from being transferred without your authorization. Domains protected by Dotster?s free TransferLock service can only be transferred if the domain owner logs into their account and unlocks them. Dotster has experienced several cases where the registrar requesting the transfer of a domain has attempted a transfer without the consent of the domain owner. Enabling our TransferLock service for all of our customers will help protect them against this type of activity. TransferLock will only be applied to .com and .net domain names. In order to remove the TransferLock feature from a domain you'll need to: - Log into your account - Click the domain to manage - Under the "Services For Domain" section - click the 'manage' button next to "Domain Locking" - On the "Domain Lockdown" page, click 'unlock' To remove the TransferLock feature from multiple domians at once: - Log into your account - Click 'View a complete list of all domains in your account' - Select the domains you would like to manage and click the 'Manage Domains' button - Under the "Registered Domain Functions" section, click the 'Unlock Domains That Have TransferLock' button. For more information about TransferLock, please visit www.dotster.com/valueadd/transferlock.php. As always, thanks for trusting Dotster with your domains. www.dotster.com |
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jellyfish
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Posts: 71,528
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A bit late for some people now. Espiecally with the recent issues on here involving them
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