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For Sale Why is it taking so long for YOL.COM?
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Sometimes, the registrars are slow (sloppy) about updating the whois.
The new owner is www.Nokta.com
yol.com $5,600.00 nktdm
The new owner is www.Nokta.com
yol.com $5,600.00 nktdm
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Hi actnow,
Yes, I know who the bidder is.
https://www.snapnames.com/switch.sn?view=bidHistory&auctionId=105691
My question is why SnapNames is taking so long to transfer the name to the winning bidder or, if the winner defaulted in his payment, to its runner-up.
Yes, I know who the bidder is.
https://www.snapnames.com/switch.sn?view=bidHistory&auctionId=105691
My question is why SnapNames is taking so long to transfer the name to the winning bidder or, if the winner defaulted in his payment, to its runner-up.
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If the bidder had defaulted. It would go to the second highest bidder.
If he declines, most of the time they will re-auction it.
However, in this situation, Nokta bought it. And, it is in the paid section.
The problem is two things.
Network Solutions did not automatically update it.
And, Nokta has not paid attention to it. So, it is not properly pointed. Nor, have
they manually updated the whois.
I find with Network Sol. that I have to double check every domain after it is placed
into my acct after an auction.
If he declines, most of the time they will re-auction it.
However, in this situation, Nokta bought it. And, it is in the paid section.
The problem is two things.
Network Solutions did not automatically update it.
And, Nokta has not paid attention to it. So, it is not properly pointed. Nor, have
they manually updated the whois.
I find with Network Sol. that I have to double check every domain after it is placed
into my acct after an auction.
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