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> my domains mostly didn't resolve - and not just for people who use Cloudflare's public DNS resolver Right this makes total sense as to why you're frustrated
by bluehatbrit 4y ago
> my domains mostly didn't resolve - and not just for people who use Cloudflare's public DNS resolver
Right this makes total sense as to why you're frustrated with them, I would be to. From what you'd said previously it sounded like you were annoyed they wouldn't take responsibility for something they're not the registra for which seemed a bit unfair on them. If they actually started diverting traffic in some way before the transfer had been rejected then that's pretty bad.
- warrenm 4y ago>If they actually started diverting traffic in some way before the transfer had been rejected then that's pretty bad. They did And continued to do so for ~1 week until I was able to claim back the fraudulent account (thankfully the scamsters had used a real email associated with me (but not with the domains, oddly enough), so I was eventually able to enable 2fa on it and shut it down