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Does NETSOL charge you on transferring out domains?

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no, i even transferred a name out a couple days after expiry and it worked.
 
No ICANN accredited registrar charges for transfers out. They can, however, make it harder for you to move domains away from them.
 
thanks, both of you.



No ICANN accredited registrar charges for transfers out. They can, however, make it harder for you to move domains away from them.

Hi, well , I bidding on a name and it happens the name is with them...I dislike them so much that I never used them so just being cautious since they never surprise me enough!! :rolleyes:

Thanks
 
As a sidenote, if the auction is at Namejet for an expiring domain at NetSol, if you transfer it out within the first two months of winning the auction there will be no year added to the registration.
 
acro what do you mean by that? you lose the original reg date?
 
No, simply you don't get an extra year added to the expiration date; it's already there once you win the auction.
 
oh. well not really. sometimes i get 8mo added.
 
The one catch with netsol, I think you need to transfer away at least 1 week before expiry, otherwise they deny the transfer.
 
The one catch with netsol, I think you need to transfer away at least 1 week before expiry, otherwise they deny the transfer.

ah they had to surprise me in some way!

thanks
 
And they are very good at playing games regarding domain transfers. I have one I have been trying to get out of there now for 1 month. They blame the receiving registrar and the
receiveing says it's their fault.
 
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