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Warning: Domain stolen. Huge security flaw.

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Just to have some closure on this thread. Despite getting three director level persons involved in this problem/flaw, they never admitted any wrong-doing, would not rectify the situation, and refunded my money, even though it was against their stated policy to do so.

They at no time ever told me the truth at any level, would not answer any question which might throw blame onto themselves or which might prove my case, or throw any light on the flaw, and deliberately obfuscated and lied at all times. they have been completely dishonest with me over this issue.

as far as i'm aware , problem still exists.
i always transfer best names away from them when pushed :yes:
 
Yeah. They called it a feature, not changing the domain password when it was pushed into another resellers account. They never did explain why the domain still showed up in my account with the domain in a locked status, after the domain had actually been transferred away.

I learned my lesson and got over it. Now I changed the password immediately upon receiving a domain. Yep. Afaik, the problem still exists :(

NB: I was surprised to see this threat reactivated. I came here for something else entirely.
 
"tomb raiding" ROTFL

I didn't notice the stale date on it.. but apparently it's still an issue.

pardon my noobness
 
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