Registered with RegisterFly? You’re in for a headache
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If you registered your domain name with RegisterFly I would immediately start trying to transfer your domain to another domain name registrar. If for any reason the transfer is unsuccessful, I’d get another domain name from another registrar very soon, and if your domain is close to expiring you might want to setup a 301 redirect to your new domain immediately!
“Embattled domain registrar RegisterFly will lose its accreditation if it can’t fix serious operational problems in the next 15 days, “reports Netcraft. “The registrar’s operations have descended into chaos this week, with its web site paralyzed amid allegations that the former president and CEO misused company funds.”
If you transfer or buy another domain, keep in mind, that it is never a good idea to register a domain with the same company that provides your web hosting. If you should ever have a problem with them and try to switch, many people have had their domains held hostage, or worse, for ransom.
[tags]regiserfly, domain names, domain name, .com, .org, .net, icann[/tags]
usrbingeek is a Commercial, Wedding, and Portrait Photographer in Vermont and is also a Global Admin on the WyldRyde IRC Network. WyldRyde offers a free chatroom that can be added to any web site or blog and is home to the Lockergnome Chat.
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Why It Would Take A Miracle For RegisterFly To Start Flying Again » Daily Domainer
February 27th, 2007
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[...] Usrbingeek has some solemn advice for domain owners who believe they are at risk of losing their domain: […] I’d get another domain name from another registrar very soon, and if your domain is close to expiring you might want to setup a 301 redirect to your new domain immediately! [...]