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Same thing happened to me when .MOBI came out and I registered milfs.mobi .... I got an email the next day saying 'sorry, we made an error and that name was already registered'
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Sounds a shady move.
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well with any land rush type of setting you are bound to have two people attempting to register within the same time period ...could this of happened and someone got it shortly before you did and the system didnt update to alert it was taken?
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Just shows you the type dishonest scum these people truly are.....nothing but crooks!
You may want to hold on to all that correspondence for when an investigation starts against ICM and ICANN. :2 cents:v I hope you get all your money back. |
not surprised
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What about your valuable relationship with manwin? Aren't you afraid you'll lose your "stand up guy" rating with the thieving cock-suckers? :winkwink:
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Absolutely shocked.
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Complain to ICANN:
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With any luck ICM will be removed from management of the .xxx tld and it will be given to someone else or the whole thing will be dissolved. |
Yes, complain to ICANN.
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I think it is simply tech issues in interfacing between registrars.
Lame but not made in purpose, it is a developers fail. Since icmregistry.com/whois/ does not display the owners yet (only a "reserved" for everyone), and I wanted to know who registered some domains, yesterday I was doing the whois in every registrar, i.e. godaddy, netsol etc., since they display the owner in whois for domains registered via them. And with my surprise some registrars was giving them as AVAILABLE!? I not remember what one, maybe directnic, but I was wondering what if someone registered it - eventually the answer is: they say sorry. My guess it is that some registrar was updated nearly in realtime, while others too much delayer or totally disconnected with ICM's nic.xxx, so most or all who registered in that registrar a no more available .xxx, simply they got it as available and now a sorry. Just a guess from a tech point of view, I am not an anti or pro xxx activist here. |
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I now know of two others who had the same thing happen. Smells to me like they are just fishing for good domains they missed that they can hold themselves and sell at a premium price later. |
I got my domains awarded to me. Fingers crossed they don't pull a DWB on me! :)
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Who is the "THEY" that said domains are yours, then sorry, there was an error? Your registrar, right? General Availability names (unlike Sunrise and Landrush) are on a first come, first served basis. Clearly what happened is that these names were in the queue at the Registrar, and the Registrar didn't get all the names they asked for. The process is automated. There is no "taking back."
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First come, first serve... I had these within 1 minute of them being on sale. I was officially awarded them a few hours later, confirming they were mine. I had "won" them. Then a day later... oops. Yea, you shit bags have nothing to do with it. I'm sure. This sort of glitch probably happens all the time. |
What dot xxx describes happened to me... it was about 4 hours after general availability had started. I tried to register poo.xxx and bingo, I had it. But when I got the confirmation mail, all domains were there except poo.xxx . So someone must have registered it just before me. What you describe DWB really sounds like human manual intervention, so I believe you.
Dot xxx is it true that we can't publish scat content on an xxx domain? What law are you applying to xxx domains, the US law or law of the country where the domain owner resides? |
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But, if the domains you were awarded were taken and then reserved by ICM, completely different story, in my opinion. |
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Congratulations! You have been awarded the following .XXX domain(s): ********.xxx, ********.xxx Please be advised that the domain(s) will be inserted into your directNIC account within the next 72 hours. You must have a member ID from the ICM Registry in order for your domain to resolve. If you do not have a Member ID, please contact the ICM registry for information on how to obtain a Member ID at www.ICMRegistry.com. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We appreciate your business and thank you for choosing us as your preferred domain registrar partner. Sincerely, Your directNIC Team Then they came back a day later and said that was an error and they couldn't get the domains for me. :upsidedow Quote:
Now they say: Registration Failed The other domains I bought all appeared as normal, as did these. Everything looked fine until I got the notice. That's why I too think it's BS. Don't send out the mail saying you won them or was awarded them, if you're going to take them away a day later. How could they have screwed that up? I understand if I bought them and they came back then and said sorry, you can not have that domain. But awarding them and then taking them away, shady biz. Quote:
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fuck .xxx
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What I meant in my other post was, did you do a whois search on who now owns the domains that were taken from you? Are they now registered to a different individual or are they registered as "Reserved by ICM Registry" or "Reserved by ICM Registry for Premium Generic Domain Names Program. For more information please contact: [email protected]" ? |
All names were allocated on a first come, first served basis. Registrars had pre-order lists. Those went in at 11am. People all over the world were typing in their choices at 11am. We processed over fifty thousand names in the first 24 hours. Surely you can see where it's possible that these things happen in the communication between multiple registrars, and the Registry, even with everything being automated.
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Tbh, this could be your registrars fault.
Ive had the same thing happen to me with an ultra premium mainstream domain that expired. It was in my account, confirmed. 12 hours later i get a message there was an error and a jap dude was a couple nanosecs faster so they took it away from me. |
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Wait a bit. Bam.. |
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they can take any domain at any time. i'm sure that everyone agrees to it in some tiny fine print. if you buy these domains you're at their mercy.
wait till people start building some businesses and making money, building traffic, and then POOF! icm yanks your domains with existing traffic. like i said, wait till this board is a battlefield for all this .xxx drama. so and so stole my .xxx and i am the .com owner. icm stole my .xxx after i built up two years worth of traffic. blah blah. sorry you got hosed DWB, and i'm sure you expected nothing but that. anyone in adult webmastering supporting this via sales of domain names deserves what they get. :2 cents: |
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According to the whois info, they got the domain an hour after I did. Created On: 06-Dec-2011 17:01:35 UTC I got my email receipt of order at 16:09 UTC, and it came in a while after I bought it. I literally got them within a minute of general availability. So in theory, I probably bought them at 16:01 UTC, maybe faster, because I already had them in my cart and pressed to buy them at 16:00 on the dot. Auto fill the info and they were mine within a couple of seconds. Oh well. Can't win them all. I expended shenanigans, and I got them. |
FTC.gov... You paid for something not delivered, that could be delivered. Can still file even if they give you every penny back since they held your money hostage for so long.
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DWB, please email me with the two domains that DirectNic reversed so I can look into it. All communication will be kept confidential.
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would be interested in knowing what the whois info shows for them now as well.
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Good chance I'll sell my other .XXX names because now I don't trust them. Why build a site and spend time/money on it when they may take it later, do to an error? No thanks. |
Now you know...
Just don't fucking buy .xxx domains ! Can you imagine what these assholes will do next ? |
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