View Full Version : namezero unlocked domains?
wct
December 30th, 2001, 20:51
are namezero domains unlocked?
i mean namezero plus
meaning can i transfer my namezero plus domain to registerfly without it screwing up?
its not expired nor still in the 60 day period so those are covered
what about locking the domain?
Coight
January 1st, 2002, 23:29
Yep, we transferred one to godaddy.com takes about 7 days
WarMachine
January 1st, 2002, 23:38
NameZero Plus allows you to transfer the domains to other registrars. There is no domain locking as far as I know...
LeX
January 2nd, 2002, 08:29
I successfully transferred away from them to godaddy.com too. Only thing that annoys me is all those confirmation emails I have to reply to, but hey it doesn't matter, as long as I can keep my domain and get away from them. :D
Oh, to be on the safe side, be sure to send them an email (to the Plus team) about cancelling your membership with them, just in case they continue charging your credit card for something that's not theirs. ;) Who knows, it might happen.
WarMachine
January 2nd, 2002, 10:01
Originally posted by LeX
Oh, to be on the safe side, be sure to send them an email (to the Plus team) about cancelling your membership with them, just in case they continue charging your credit card for something that's not theirs. ;) Who knows, it might happen.
Thats a good tip. :)
Really, once that happens, I get a feeling they are not going to be prompt with the responses... :D
btw, whats the usual time taken by them for transfers? As above, they got it in 7 days. How about others?
One of my domain is uptil around August 2002. Just wondering when should I start the transfer process...
wct
January 2nd, 2002, 23:10
i asked namezero and theyre taking a long time to reply
other questions ive asked previously came back within a few days
LeX
January 3rd, 2002, 06:42
:confused: I got a reply within 24 hours, and got my membership cancelled the day after my reply.
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