Domain Name Dispute? | thrashiedean.com http://thrashiedean.com/domain-disputes/domain-name-dispute/ Domain names - choosing a name, profiting from domain names Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:48:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Domain Name Dispute? | thrashiedean.com http://thrashiedean.com/domain-disputes/domain-name-dispute/comment-page-1/#comment-4350 Vera Chandler Mon, 19 Jul 2010 01:39:33 +0000 http://thrashiedean.com/2010/07/domain-name-dispute/#comment-4350 Whois is accurate. You can always get the login info at the charity office, since keeping record of these are their responsibility. Once you have logged on successfully, through the registrar's login link, change the domain email id and password, through the setup. Now you are safe. Good luck! Vera Chandler. For registering new domains, transfering or web hosting : http://www.domain-name-register-store.com/ Whois is accurate. You can always get the login info at the charity office, since keeping record of these are their responsibility. Once you have logged on successfully, through the registrar’s login link, change the domain email id and password, through the setup.

Now you are safe.

Good luck!
Vera Chandler.
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]]> Domain Name Dispute? | thrashiedean.com http://thrashiedean.com/domain-disputes/domain-name-dispute/comment-page-1/#comment-4349 gtdriski Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:40:25 +0000 http://thrashiedean.com/2010/07/domain-name-dispute/#comment-4349 It sounds like that although you suspect there may be a dispute, you don't really know. At some point this person is going to find out, so some contact is inevitable. It is possible that the administrative contact might have the registrant login. Have you checked this? More than one person could know the login. If so this person could give you the login or change the Email to you or someone else. If you are looking to transfer the domain to a different registrar, then that Email will receive notice that a transfer has been requested. If this volunteer owns the account with the registrar, they could, if they wanted try to hold the domain name hostage. However, the charity would most certainly win any legal action, so it would really be pointless. Therefore, if this person were unreasonable, a threat of legal action would probably be enough. Whois is generally accurate, by the way. It sounds like that although you suspect there may be a dispute, you don’t really know. At some point this person is going to find out, so some contact is inevitable. It is possible that the administrative contact might have the registrant login. Have you checked this? More than one person could know the login. If so this person could give you the login or change the Email to you or someone else. If you are looking to transfer the domain to a different registrar, then that Email will receive notice that a transfer has been requested.

If this volunteer owns the account with the registrar, they could, if they wanted try to hold the domain name hostage. However, the charity would most certainly win any legal action, so it would really be pointless. Therefore, if this person were unreasonable, a threat of legal action would probably be enough.

Whois is generally accurate, by the way.

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