
Re: how do I get my domain site back and working![]()
Posted by Steve on 12/02/07
More info about transferring a domain to a new registrar
(e.g., Dotster)> I failed to note that you will need an
authorization code from the current registrar to effect a
transfer to a new registrar. Most domain registrars, including
Dotser, GoDaddy etc., provide (can you believe it!) actual
telephone support. So call the number there on the link page.
Steve
PS1: This domain registration process just gets your domain
name back under your control. You still need a hosting service
for your site. Most registrars, like Dotster and GoDaddy also
provide a wide range of hosting options.
PS2: This Avid mess is one more reason to consider having your
domain registrar be different from your hosting company!
On 12/02/07, Steve wrote:
> Heather:
>
> Step 1: Go to the Network Solutions web site and search for
> the owner (which shoule be you) and the ICANN registrar for
> your lost domain, e.g., foobar.com (I believe the new ICANN
> registrar for that failed Avid outfit is now ENOM or
> something like that.)
>
> Step 2: Go to the ICANN registrar for your domain (i.e.,
> foobar.com) and try to access your account. If this is
> unsuccessful, find another ICANN registrar, a reputable,
> high quality service like GoDaddy or Dotster, open an
> account with them and 'pull' (reassign) your domain from the
> old registrar to the new one.
>
> Good luck in the meantime!
>
> Steve
>
>
> On 12/02/07, Heather O'Brien wrote:
>> Help, So I was pretty much scammed out of my website. I
>> have been with Avid hosting for over a year and now they
>> are gone and so is my website. I am so computer
>> illiterate . Can anyone help me out on how to get my
>> website up and going? I already paid for my domain
>> through them. Do I need to go and submit a new site?? I
>> have all my business cards with my website on them and now
>> have no website to go to. Help!!! I don't know wwhat to
>> do.
>> Heather
Dotster example - more about domain transfer