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my primary email got hacked by someone and i have a pretty nifty idea of whose responsible behind the mess.... anyhow I dont even use domainsponsor that much these days, and then out of the blue i get an email from my "account manager" with a copy of an email of someone who SPOOFED my account email and told him to change it to some obscure email address he controls, whois showed the the damn domain the email was on was frieking one day old. amazingly the manager did it without sending an email back, and thus I learned he changed the email to the spoofed email guy.
Plain ridiculousness, the scammer then requested the lost password, probably got it, then changed my gmail account.
If anyone can help connect me through to someone in google would be greatly appreciated. currently change whois for all my names to my backup email account.
UGH! Domainsponsor should be more carefu then being sloppy and granting email change requests òn ping.
Never EVER use a free email like google for your email address on whois.
DG
Another reason why I like private registration. I know private registration could be conspicuous for other, but sometime is good to play safe; a few dollars more but save you a lot money and problems later on.![]()
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does it cost $$$? can I ask GoDaddy to set one up for me?
Exactly. The WhoIs contact for my domains is not the same as the one that I have for my registrar contact. If you look at my domains, draggar (at) gmail (dot) com is my contact but if you request a password reset / change from my registrars, it will not go to that email address, it will go to another one that only the registrars have (and my Hosting company).
When I signed up with GoDaddy, I used the other email address as my contact and whenever I register a domain (or have one transferred in) I change it in the registration infromation to my gmail address.
I think GD allows you one email address per domain but if not, you can pay for an email service, I think it's $5 or $10 a year for 5 mailboxes.
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****ING A this bastard charged me $1000 on my credit card, tries to transfer out yar.com THIS guy is a SNEAKY !(!=$! THIS IS RIDICULOUS cause some STUPID DOmainsponsor manager changed my email! Anyone have the emergency hotline for moniker.
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