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Originally Posted by TeenCat
nothing bad, just lesson learned, and it was not a steal, but a gift, why would anyone change any domain owners informations because of whitelabel?  have luck anyway |
Thanks for the bump each time the drugs take effect Mr. Cat.
I'm not sure if it's the Euro-Water you're drinking, but if you read my post, many white labels require you to do a complete informational change in ALL records. Including 'registrant' & "admin'. IMO, this give complete control over to whoever it is now 'registered' too. We have 3 registars we use. I called 2 today, and asked on our friend's behalf how this could be done. And the response was that whomever is in the "registrants" contact info (and can supply the information in that area) can reset the password, or in the least, gain access to it right then and there.
In fact, this is happening with 2 major companies right now. Whereas, in my past experiences all that was needed were arecord and cname changes.
My friend is not in the business much anymore. He owns about 15? domains. He went on vacation for about 3 weeks out of the/his country, and did not check (why would he have too!) his domains. When he got back, one of the them was gone.
I asked him what about the transfer emails with the AUTH code in it for verification, etc. that we all know occurs? He has told my boss that he didn't check his emails at all, and when he saw that particular email when he got back, he immediately called, and found out he had been 'hijacked' for lack of a better word. I.e., a stolen domain.
When the story came out, it was discovered that he had changed over complete records, whereas a few of his other sites with a different company, were fine. These were simple arecord/cname site transfers.
It's obvious from your other posts Mr. Cat that you don't know much and love your post count, but thanks for the cool bumps anyways.
Now I'd like to KEEP ON TOPIC and see what others have to say.
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