Need Help with Transfer from BR to eNOM Reseller

[dotsofdomains]

Need Help with Transfer from BR to eNOM Reseller

BulkRegister continues to block the transfer of my domain to an upstanding, honest eNOM reseller. The contact e-mails for the domain are all in my name, but the domain is resident in the BR account of the person who sold me the domain. I do NOT have a BR account myself and have been unsuccessful in getting the account holder to assist in stopping the block.

I have written to BR, to my reseller, and to the account holder. BR even wrote me to say that NOTHING was blocking the transfer and, then, another week later, they refused the transfer a second time.

Can any of you DNFers help? Many thanks.

 

[DomeBase]

... could you and the seller transfer it in two steps...?

BR -> other registrar

other registrar -> eNom?

 

[dotsofdomains]

I am no longer in contact with the seller, although I keep trying. The sale was over 60 days ago. I knew to wait that period before attempting the transfer.

 

[DotComster]

Trouble with BR is that they prefer to deal with their resellers only.
I'm a BR reseller, Please PM me the domain name, and any other related info.

 

[dotsofdomains]

Wow, it finally transferred thanks to the help of DotComster--a fine DNF citizen.

Many thanks DotComster!!

 

[dotsofdomains]

Here was the required step, by the way, which I had to do three separate times before BR did as I asked.

Using the e-mail for the admin. contact of the domain, write to BR to request that <domain.tld> be allowed to transfer to eNOM. Ask them specifically to place the domain in the BR account from which transfers TO eNOM are allowed.

It took three requests, but the third time was a charm. BR really dislikes eNOM.

 

[DotComster]

Don't tell BR - but this week I became an eNom reseller to

 

[zoltan]

Originally posted by DotComster
Don't tell BR - but this week I became an eNom reseller to

I'm sure you won't regret your decision...

 

[alldig]

Your only chance is to transfer it away from BR to opensrs....then transfer the domain from opensrs to enom.... and add 2 years to the expiration date in the process.... GL !

 

[dotsofdomains]

Again, BR must place the subject domain in a special account it maintains for domains with respect to which BR has received direct instructions to permit a transfer to eNom. I did not have to go through a two-step transfer to opensrs and then to eNom.

The key is requesting of BR that the domain be transferred to the special BR account that permits transfers to eNom.