What to do when your registrar (NSI) ignores you?

Posted by chrisd on Tuesday November 20, 2001 @11:59AM from the dns-is-a-concensus-unreality dept.

Frustrated Webmaster writes "For the past two days, I've been trying to make modifications on a domain name I registered through NSI/Verisign. The problem is, they refuse to accept changes through email, and their login system is apparently broken. What are my options? How do I transfer the domain away from NSI if I can't even login to their system?" CD: When I heard that NSI was going to go through yet another interface change, I moved the domains that mattered to me to another registrar. For what it is worth, I can totally reccomend EasyDNS.

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dyndns.org by Atzanteol · 2001-11-20 12:14 · Score: 1, Offtopic

Great service. They offer 'full' access to your DNS records, and provide the service for *FREE* (after a one-time $30 donation). They even have applications that will update your IP address for your domain (should you have a dynamic IP addess).

Been using it for over a year, and have donated more than my required $30.

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