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<blockquote data-quote="Commerce" data-source="post: 2338536" data-attributes="member: 68987"><p>Well, figured an update was about due. Just before the end of February, connected with the security team and learned that the domains were immediately security locked on report. They have now been transferred back into my account, which also has additional security in place that should generally discourage any future attempts to steal domains from this registrar.</p><p></p><p>Thank you to all who offered encouragement, advice and support. The biggest takeaways from all this are that you need to document everything, remain engaged in the process, keep asking about updates on the ticket(s) and don't lose hope. If you are new to domaining and do not have a history with a registrar, you may well need to seek assistance from attorneys and resources who have expertise in recovery. Never be ashamed to share as a victim of online domain theft, as the community benefits from the experience.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Commerce, post: 2338536, member: 68987"] Well, figured an update was about due. Just before the end of February, connected with the security team and learned that the domains were immediately security locked on report. They have now been transferred back into my account, which also has additional security in place that should generally discourage any future attempts to steal domains from this registrar. Thank you to all who offered encouragement, advice and support. The biggest takeaways from all this are that you need to document everything, remain engaged in the process, keep asking about updates on the ticket(s) and don't lose hope. If you are new to domaining and do not have a history with a registrar, you may well need to seek assistance from attorneys and resources who have expertise in recovery. Never be ashamed to share as a victim of online domain theft, as the community benefits from the experience. [/QUOTE]
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