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After weeks of trying to get an intelligible response out of Network Solution's "Technical Support Specialists" (LOL), it turns out that NetSol doesn't allow a transfer or ownership change of .co.uk, .org.uk., .me.uk., .de, .be, .at, .co.nz, .net.nz, .org.nz, .mx, .am and .fm domains.
I was trying to change the ownership of a .fm domain and after a few nonsense responses they claimed that the registry doesn't allow any changes to be made, a false claim which the dot fm registry promptly denied.
Then they pointed to their service agreement, which actually does prohibit the transfer or ownership change of a wide variety of ccTLDs:
http://www.networksolutions.com/legal/static-service-agreement.jsp
4. No transfers or legal name changes are allowed for .co.uk, .org.uk., .me.uk., .de, .be, .at, .co.nz, .net.nz, .org.nz, .mx, .am or .fm country-specific domain name registrations, which includes, but is not limited to, CRA, RNCA, channel transfers, account consolidation by 2 or more users.
Does anyone know why they would implement such a ridiculous policy even though (at least in the case of .FM) there are no such restrictions on part of the registry? Is there a workaround of any kind?
I was trying to change the ownership of a .fm domain and after a few nonsense responses they claimed that the registry doesn't allow any changes to be made, a false claim which the dot fm registry promptly denied.
Then they pointed to their service agreement, which actually does prohibit the transfer or ownership change of a wide variety of ccTLDs:
http://www.networksolutions.com/legal/static-service-agreement.jsp
4. No transfers or legal name changes are allowed for .co.uk, .org.uk., .me.uk., .de, .be, .at, .co.nz, .net.nz, .org.nz, .mx, .am or .fm country-specific domain name registrations, which includes, but is not limited to, CRA, RNCA, channel transfers, account consolidation by 2 or more users.
Does anyone know why they would implement such a ridiculous policy even though (at least in the case of .FM) there are no such restrictions on part of the registry? Is there a workaround of any kind?