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Contact your registrar, see what they can do. You might get a refund. Bad publicity is likely your only recourse. What's the ccTLD, and what other "unprofessi
by sjs382 10y ago
Contact your registrar, see what they can do. You might get a refund.
Bad publicity is likely your only recourse.
What's the ccTLD, and what other "unprofessional processes/actions" have you seen?
- firekvz 10y agoThere is no registrar, the domains are directly registered at the NIC website.. And about bad publicity, I dont really want to go into that path just yet. I want to try to find a "legal" path Well, their support is horrible, answering emails every other day, no phone support. Their system doesn't delete domains when they expire, there are people who still owns domains years after they are expired. They have a bunch of bugs on their webpanel, domains that can't be registered even when they are expired/free, Broken DNS, etc.