Check the actual source at Moniker Emails Customers to Reset Passwords I just got an important email from domain registrar Moniker. They urged their customers to reset their passwords right away. Moniker’s latest email is likely broadcast online by now. Still, I’ll do my part and get this out there so everyone else can see. [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at Has Network Solutions Been Hacked Or Broken Into?  Lately I’ve seen many people searching my blog on Network Solutions. Specifically, if the domain registrar has been hacked or broken into. I wasn’t aware of any hacking or computer attacks then. So, I did a little checking. It turned out Network [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at An International Domain Theft Story In just a moment, I’m about to share with you a domain theft / hijacking story. It’s not like any I’ve encountered before, although others might have. By international, I mean it involves different parties in different countries. Three, to be exact. The owner originated [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at An International Domain Theft StoryIn just a moment, I’m about to share with you a domain theft / hijacking story. It’s not like any I’ve encountered before, although others might have. By international, I mean it involves different parties in different countries. Three, to be exact. The owner originated in [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at What Happens If A Domain Registrar Shuts Down Imagine a day you visit your domain registrar’s website. It’s time to renew your domain name. After you type in your registrar’s website name on your browser and you click ENTER, what do you get? Nothing. No logo, no log-in page, nothing. [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at Transfer An Expired Domain Name: Is It Possible? Transfer an expired domain name? Some people asked that interesting question soon after I wrote on ICANN’s upcoming Expired Registration Recovery Policy. So now you may be thinking, “Wait, transfer an expired domain name to another registrar? Is that allowed?” On the surface, one might [...] Continue reading →

Check the actual source at New Domain Expiry Policy To Launch By August 2013 A new domain expiry policy is coming up courtesy of ICANN. Until otherwise, the upcoming Expired Registration Recovery Policy (ERRP) takes effect on August 31, 2013. In spite of best practices, many people still inadvertently let their domain names expire – [...] Continue reading →