soulshake

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by soulshake 12y ago
Hello from Gandi. The scenario you're describing sounds like a result of a change we made in 2006 when we added a new domain contact type. If so, we _can_ do something about it. Either way, we're not in the habit of messing up and
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The Baby Cannon(google.com)
2 points by soulshake 12y ago|1 comments
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by soulshake 12y ago
"If you’re a technology professional and have no idea what any of this means, we suggest you start your training by placing an order here." Step 1: Give us your money. Step 2. ??? Step 3. Get it!
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by soulshake 12y ago
This is awesome, you are awesome, and we at Gandi would love it if you could contact us so that we may shower you with t-shirts, discounts, kittens, and other wonderful things we haven't even thought of yet.
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by soulshake 12y ago
It's not new: http://www.gandibar.net/post/2012/10/12/Why-does-Gandi-offer... TL;DR: those TLDs are more expensive because they're a pain in the ass and/or have to be handled manually, at
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by soulshake 12y ago
domains4good.org
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by soulshake 13y ago
Hmm, that's a good idea. I'll see what we can do. Thanks :)
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by soulshake 13y ago
Gandi does have an office in San Francisco, but our registrar service is accredited and located in France. It is under EU law. Those who have been following the industry's responses to the massively reprehensible, illegal dragnet surve
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by soulshake 13y ago
This is me nodding in greeting and letting the legal team do their thing.
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by soulshake 13y ago
This is really good advice. Some additional things that come to mind regarding domains: - enable 2-factor authentication/IP-based login restriction, - disable password reset via email, - provide valid registrant data, in case you ever
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by soulshake 13y ago
@jellicle, that doesn't sound like us. Can I look into your case further? If we messed up, we'll make it right.