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11-19-2004, 16:00
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| Civilians |  Registrar lock I have a few domain names with NSI and others with GoDaddy. I noticed that NSI did an automatic lock for my domain names while I had to manually lock the ones at Godaddy. I wonder why Godaddy didn't lock theirs automatically too. I mean to protect their customers and investment, it would be an advantage to lock the domain names. Can a registrar do a blanket lock on all their customers' domain names? Karim -- http://www.cheapesthosting.com - Innovative Web Hosting since 1998 Spam and Virus protected email - Online calendars with email notification Camera phone photos automatic transfers to your photo album (RSS Enabled) |
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11-19-2004, 19:00
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| Civilians | Re: Registrar lock I was wondering that, too, but this might be one of those 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' things. Obviously, you're going to have people who don't read up on this kind of thing (despite the stand-out banner at the top of every page on GoDaddy's website,) and wonder what the hell 'locked' means. You'll have the few in that group that get irate and think their domain has been locked out and can't be used, etc. People could also get mad that GoDaddy did something to their account without their permission. Other reasons go along these veins of thinking. Myself, if I was in charge, I would have locked them all down automatically. Perhaps GoDaddy Support has had some experiences in the past that told them that they should do otherwise... "Karim" <karim3411@yahoo.moc> wrote in message news:1n8z5049vx3gt$.c8i62gd4cssf$.dlg@40tude.net.. . > > > I have a few domain names with NSI and others with GoDaddy. I noticed that > NSI did an automatic lock for my domain names while I had to manually lock > the ones at Godaddy. > > I wonder why Godaddy didn't lock theirs automatically too. I mean to > protect their customers and investment, it would be an advantage to lock > the domain names. Can a registrar do a blanket lock on all their customers' > domain names? > > > Karim > -- > http://www.cheapesthosting.com - Innovative Web Hosting since 1998 > Spam and Virus protected email - Online calendars with email notification > Camera phone photos automatic transfers to your photo album (RSS Enabled) |
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