Comments on: Internic registration problem http://www.wwwmastertalk.com/internic-registration-problem Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:29:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: admin http://www.wwwmastertalk.com/internic-registration-problem/comment-page-1#comment-2295 admin Sat, 06 Feb 2010 02:23:07 +0000 http://www.wwwmastertalk.com/internic-registration-problem#comment-2295 <p>In article <02Tp1.132$t83.1234...@carnaval.risq.qc.ca>, "Andy" <ke...@odyssee.net> wrote: <br /> >I recently registered another domain on behalf of a client through the <br /> >Network Solutions website and through some sort of error I suppose, the <br /> >registrant of the dmain came out to be MY company and not my client's. I <br /> >cannot seem to get through to anybody at Network or Internic. <br /> </p><p>>What I did grasp at the INternic site is that I would have to pop for a <br /> >notary to witness the changover. Can this be true? <br /> <br />Absolutely true, Andy.  Details are at <br /> http://rs.internic.net/faq/transfer.html <br /> </p><p>Part of the instructions about transferring the registrant info says: <br /> </p><p>"A domain name registration is essentially a service contract <br /> between the Registrant and Network Solutions. The name of the <br /> Registrant appearing in the registration contract is therefore <br /> much more than a casual identifier - it's a legal term that <br /> defines the parties to the contract. Because the Registrant's <br /> name is a contractual term, all changes must comply with legal <br /> formalities." <br /> </p> In article <02Tp1.132$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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