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Whi i would not use name.com

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because after 2 days the nameservers still have resolved,support tell me it can take 3 days,what a bunch of jokers !

As soon as the 60 days expire the domain will be moved to a proper company !
 
Something is way wrong here. Name.com is same company as Domainsite.com and from my experience over the last 5 years has among of the best service in the business. Their nameservers usually resolve very quickly, so what you experienced would not be typical, nor is the response you got from their technical staff.

My suggestions would be to email scott@name(dot)com. He is quick to sort out any technical or service issues.
 
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DNS resolution is an issue related to your ISP's multi-homed connection.
 
Test it out by sharing the domain with the rest of us :)
 
Was it registered today? It doesn't even appear at DomainTools.com
 
I love the service by Name.com and their DNS change is the fastest imho. Must be a prob with your reg?
 
Hi all!

Just to echo what's already been said, this sounds like it might be something with your ISP. However, if you're still having trouble figuring it out please don't hesitate to contact us at support[at]name.com (or you can contact me personally at lesley[at]name.com) and we'll be happy to take a look at this for you.

Best regards,
Lesley Yarbrough
Community Manager
Name.com
 
ah, Name.com...I've been with them for 2 years and so far it's been a period full of romance...lol. :P
 
Sorted but it did take nearly 3 days for nameservers to resolve so it was down to name.com so i won't be using them again for domains......
 
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