Shouldn't it be illegal for NetSol to send people a bill even after a
domain name has transferred from their system?
I called a client to let him know that his domain name was about to be due
again and told him how I could save him money by transferring the domain
name to OpenSRS rather than Network Solutions. Well, my client said great,
so I did it. I got busy, my client was busy, so we really didn't talk about
it after that. However, my client wasn't very net savvy and didn't recall
the conversation that we had when he received a bill from Network Solutions
for $35. So he paid it because he was afraid of losing his domain name.
Network Solutions was paid $35... they cashed the check, and they did not
add a year to his registration.... likely because his registration had
already been transferred to OpenSRS. I tried to collect on the transfer
later, because I know this client well... and he told me that he already
paid the $35.... So now I'm out the $10 I paid to OpenSRS plus any profit
that I would have made and NetSol gets free money for nothing.
Shouldn't that be illegal?
AND... today I just received a bill for one of my own domain names that was
transferred on Oct 2nd of this year. That's almost a month ago and NetSol
just sent me a bill! A scary "FINAL NOTICE" ... if I didn't know any
better.. I'd pay it , in fear of losing my domain name.
I think that this is DEFINITELY Illegal!
How would or could we go about having a class-action law suit against
Network Solutions for intimidating and falsely charging our customers?
Tony D. Baker
DreamStar Group
918-495-1212
tony@dreamstargroup.com
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