Comments for Poker Rouge Blog http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog The Official Blog of Poker Rouge Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:03:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by Karl http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-151 Karl Fri, 18 May 2007 20:35:45 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-151 This like many other fixes may or may not work for each indivual accont or domain. I tried this multiple times a couple weeks ago and although the push worked the changes to whois would not work and after push the security code went blank or RRP. I also tried to transfer to GoDaddy and explained to Customer Service at GD that I had the Security Code but whois was locked, I was told NO Problem. I then started the process but GD just kept waiting for the email from Registerfly and no other options were offered. I must add that this didnt give me a warm feeling about my new choice of registrars. I WAS VERY LUCKY, after all the worry and waisted time searching for answers, posting blogs, emailing authorities and trying every conceivable fix, I found the answer for anyone who still has enom as listed registrar and was able to push to enom at NO Charge. GO to enom and check with their whois, if you domain shows up it may still be under their control , if it says enom at the very top as registrar you can move without a big hassle. Open a Free account at enom then Email customer support at enom with a brief explanation, your request to push and your Domain Name. They will help you in a very timely manner, mine only took a few hours, but be patient they are handling the requests ASAP. Once it's moved just change your whois and you can then transfer to the registrar of your choice. And just to relieve you of more stress during this push I did not loose my site or email (NO DOWN TIME). ONCE again as I have asked in all my Blogs "WHY is REGISTERFLY still in Business?" This like many other fixes may or may not work for each indivual accont or domain. I tried this multiple times a couple weeks ago and although the push worked the changes to whois would not work and after push the security code went blank or RRP. I also tried to transfer to GoDaddy and explained to Customer Service at GD that I had the Security Code but whois was locked, I was told NO Problem. I then started the process but GD just kept waiting for the email from Registerfly and no other options were offered.
I must add that this didnt give me a warm feeling about my new choice of registrars. I WAS VERY LUCKY, after all the worry and waisted time searching for answers, posting blogs, emailing authorities and trying every conceivable fix, I found the answer for anyone who still has enom as listed registrar and was able to push to enom at NO Charge.
GO to enom and check with their whois, if you domain shows up it may still be under their control , if it says enom at the very top as registrar you can move without a big hassle. Open a Free account at enom then Email customer support at enom with a brief explanation, your request to push and your Domain Name. They will help you in a very timely manner, mine only took a few hours, but be patient they are handling the requests ASAP. Once it’s moved just change your whois and you can then transfer to the registrar of your choice. And just to relieve you of more stress during this push I did not loose my site or email (NO DOWN TIME). ONCE again as I have asked in all my Blogs “WHY is REGISTERFLY still in Business?”

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by KKV Yasas http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-150 KKV Yasas Fri, 18 May 2007 16:22:28 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-150 Hi, Tried the procedure flawlessly. But I am not getting the authorisation codes. Can you please explain once again from step 13. Because even though the domains were found transferred to the new account, they all showed a 'locked' status. So it is from here that I need help. Pl help how to proceed. thanks Yasas Hi, Tried the procedure flawlessly.
But I am not getting the authorisation codes.
Can you please explain once again from step 13. Because even though the domains were found transferred to the new account, they all showed a ‘locked’ status.

So it is from here that I need help.

Pl help how to proceed.

thanks

Yasas

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by tom http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-149 tom Wed, 02 May 2007 21:52:38 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-149 HELP! I followed the instructions to the letter. Unfortunatley, when the domain transfered it remained locked. Any suggestions? This is ridiculas, our business has suffered a huge loss and registerfly doesn't care 1 iota. Thanks! HELP! I followed the instructions to the letter. Unfortunatley, when the domain transfered it remained locked. Any suggestions? This is ridiculas, our business has suffered a huge loss and registerfly doesn’t care 1 iota.
Thanks!

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by TalkAboutComics Blog » Did You Get Your Domain from RegisterFly? If So, Heads Up. http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-148 TalkAboutComics Blog » Did You Get Your Domain from RegisterFly? If So, Heads Up. Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:20:23 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-148 [...] To me, this sounds like incompetence, not malice — but domain names are the lifesblood of the web, and a website author who has to move everything to a new domain (and who can’t even update his old website’s homepage to tell everybody where he’s moved) is right and royally screwed, no matter what the reason. Dan also says that he has joined a class action lawsuit against the company, and that ICANN has terminated RegisterFly’s accreditation. I’m a blogger, not a journalist, so I have not investigated this issue. I believe what my friend Dan says, and am simply passing this information along. Here are some links, though, that Dan has provided to document his claims: Here’s a Wikipedia page with more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RegisterFly Here’s the Class Action: http://www.registerfly-lawsuit.com/ And a blog devoted to this mess: http://www.registerflies.com/ and the transferring workaround: http://pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sin... [...] […] To me, this sounds like incompetence, not malice — but domain names are the lifesblood of the web, and a website author who has to move everything to a new domain (and who can’t even update his old website’s homepage to tell everybody where he’s moved) is right and royally screwed, no matter what the reason. Dan also says that he has joined a class action lawsuit against the company, and that ICANN has terminated RegisterFly’s accreditation. I’m a blogger, not a journalist, so I have not investigated this issue. I believe what my friend Dan says, and am simply passing this information along. Here are some links, though, that Dan has provided to document his claims: Here’s a Wikipedia page with more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RegisterFly Here’s the Class Action: http://www.registerfly-lawsuit.com/ And a blog devoted to this mess: http://www.registerflies.com/ and the transferring workaround: http://pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sin… […]

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by jasmine http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-147 jasmine Wed, 25 Apr 2007 05:49:16 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-147 >Clint I was trying to go through Godaddy and they still need the auth code - because I have .com address... Butsome addresses seem don't need auth code. Need auth code: com, .net, .org, .biz, .us, .info, or .name What they will do is: send Transaction ID and Security code to your Admin contact email address. Then you log in to your Goddady account, begin transfer process with entering auth code. They take money before this whole process so, you'd better check if they can transfer your address without the code or not from the list above. >Clint
I was trying to go through Godaddy and they still need the auth code - because I have .com address… Butsome addresses seem don’t need auth code.

Need auth code: com, .net, .org, .biz, .us, .info, or .name

What they will do is: send Transaction ID and Security code to your Admin contact email address. Then you log in to your Goddady account, begin transfer process with entering auth code.

They take money before this whole process so, you’d better check if they can transfer your address without the code or not from the list above.

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by -Jc. http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-146 -Jc. Mon, 23 Apr 2007 10:32:15 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-146 Returned to RF after a couple of weeks and was amazed to see my auth code had magically appeared! Passed it to my new registrar and the transfer was complete within three days. Stick with it and you'll get there... Returned to RF after a couple of weeks and was amazed to see my auth code had magically appeared! Passed it to my new registrar and the transfer was complete within three days. Stick with it and you’ll get there…

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by Brett http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-145 Brett Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:00:01 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-145 Only just found out about RegisterFly problems. Found this using Google search, but it does not work for me. Have already lost 6 domains and none of the other 97 will renew, transfer or push. 3 have even changed ownership from myself. Only just found out about RegisterFly problems. Found this using Google search, but it does not work for me. Have already lost 6 domains and none of the other 97 will renew, transfer or push. 3 have even changed ownership from myself.

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by Kai http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-140 Kai Wed, 18 Apr 2007 15:33:48 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-140 Hi, Valentino. I was able to obtain all of my domain auth codes thanks to your 15 step procedure. It took 3 hours because the Registerfly was so slow and throwing errors, but with patience it worked. Thank you very much! (Now to see if they honor the codes for transfer...) Hi, Valentino. I was able to obtain all of my domain auth codes thanks to your 15 step procedure. It took 3 hours because the Registerfly was so slow and throwing errors, but with patience it worked. Thank you very much! (Now to see if they honor the codes for transfer…)

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by Dedric Starks http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-132 Dedric Starks Fri, 13 Apr 2007 19:12:51 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-132 My site that I run, and am the domain owner of www.lowbrow.org ... well I'll just post a link to our blog.. you can read the story there.. http://lowbrowdotorg.blogspot.com/2007/04/where-did-lowbrow-go.html My site that I run, and am the domain owner of www.lowbrow.org … well I’ll just post a link to our blog.. you can read the story there..

http://lowbrowdotorg.blogspot.com/2007/04/where-did-lowbrow-go.html

]]> Comment on Registerfly.com: Get Your Authorization Codes Now! (… before Titanic Sinks) by Clint http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-128 Clint Mon, 09 Apr 2007 20:43:23 +0000 http://www.pokerrouge.com/blog/other/registerflycom-get-your-authorization-codes-now-before-titanic-sinks/#comment-128 Didn't work for me. In the old account (before trying 15 steps) there's no auth code, but also my whois is wrong. Trying to change whois info shows "Error: Domain name not found" error message. Even though they send an email saying that it is changed. I don't care about the auth code. Godaddy can transfer without that, but they need authorization from the Admin contact email on the whois. Mine shows Registerfly email. I just need to change the damn whois, I hate registerfly. And why can't Godaddy just verify with the web site's email address (webmaster@mysitedomain.com) for transfer authorization? I did 15 steps including #12. Whois info still shows nothing in new account. Changing it in the new account shows same error message also. I have to face it, I've lost my domain name, expires in a month. Didn’t work for me. In the old account (before trying 15 steps) there’s no auth code, but also my whois is wrong. Trying to change whois info shows “Error: Domain name not found” error message. Even though they send an email saying that it is changed.

I don’t care about the auth code. Godaddy can transfer without that, but they need authorization from the Admin contact email on the whois. Mine shows Registerfly email. I just need to change the damn whois, I hate registerfly. And why can’t Godaddy just verify with the web site’s email address (webmaster@mysitedomain.com) for transfer authorization?

I did 15 steps including #12. Whois info still shows nothing in new account. Changing it in the new account shows same error message also. I have to face it, I’ve lost my domain name, expires in a month.

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