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This list of (supposedly 7388, didn't realize there even were that many?) of them can apparently now be registered online replacing the email method in the OP:
by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
This list of (supposedly 7388, didn't realize there even were that many?) of them can apparently now be registered online replacing the email method in the OP: https://localitymanagement.us/registrar/domain/delegatedzone/name/list https://localitymanagement.us/registrar/domain/delegatedzone...
edit -- seems like the server has been "slashdotted" by this thread, I was finally able to get an account created but can't log in. doesn't seem very well coded anyway since I was apparently able to change the password twice using the same activation link lol.
- chickensong 5mo agoAmazing slow site. If it does manage to find a valid domain, it doesn't show any contact info, nor registration form. Do I need to create an account and log in to see those?
- russellbeattie 5mo ago> "Slashdotted" Here's a nickel, kid. Get yourself a better computer.
- fred_is_fred 5mo agoPreferably a beowulf cluster of them.
- mfkp 5mo agoNow it's showing "self registration is currently disabled, please contact customer support"
- dawnerd 5mo agoI tried to go through that site earlier today but they wanted a notarized letter from the city gov which, yeah, that's not going to happen.
- morpheuskafka 5mo agoSeems like the company has now suspended newly created accounts and disabled signups... aren't they being paid or required on some kind of government contract to manage this system?
- shishcat 5mo agoTo approve domain name registration requests, supporting documentation must include a Notarized Letter of Approval from the requesting Locality signed says this if you try to get it from localitymanagement.us