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Internic registration problem

Hello,

I recently registered another domain on behalf of a client through the
Network Solutions website and through some sort of error I suppose, the
registrant of the dmain came out to be MY company and not my client’s. I
cannot seem to get through to anybody at Network or Internic.

What I did grasp at the INternic site is that I would have to pop for a
notary to witness the changover. Can this be true?

I seek out your wisdom!

Thanks

Andy

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One Response to “Internic registration problem”

  1. admin says:
    February 6, 2010 at 5:23 am

    In article <02Tp1.132$t83.1234…@carnaval.risq.qc.ca>, "Andy" <ke…@odyssee.net> wrote:
    >I recently registered another domain on behalf of a client through the
    >Network Solutions website and through some sort of error I suppose, the
    >registrant of the dmain came out to be MY company and not my client’s. I
    >cannot seem to get through to anybody at Network or Internic.

    >What I did grasp at the INternic site is that I would have to pop for a
    >notary to witness the changover. Can this be true?

    Absolutely true, Andy.  Details are at
    http://rs.internic.net/faq/transfer.html

    Part of the instructions about transferring the registrant info says:

    "A domain name registration is essentially a service contract
    between the Registrant and Network Solutions. The name of the
    Registrant appearing in the registration contract is therefore
    much more than a casual identifier – it’s a legal term that
    defines the parties to the contract. Because the Registrant’s
    name is a contractual term, all changes must comply with legal
    formalities."

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