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If you could still login to the Registrars user account that owned the domain and that email address had been changed I suspect you should still be able to chan
by cube00 4y ago
If you could still login to the Registrars user account that owned the domain and that email address had been changed I suspect you should still be able to change the domain contact information via the self service console.
Worst case you'd raise a ticket (how good is actual support!) and they would be able to change the domain contact information for you because you can already authenticate with the user account that owns the domain.
If this wasn't possible all those domains that have self referencing contact information (eg. abuse@this-same-domain.example) could never be verified.
- daneel_w 4y agoMaybe it's not the case for all TLDs and registrars, but for my .se domain and my specific registrar, changing any of the contact records required a confirmation sent to the e-mail address of the owner record. A logical safety measure to prevent theft.
- x86x87 4y agoSetup the gmail account to forward everything to your new address. Enable 2fa.