adrian5750
New Member
HI Both
I've been in the process of transferring 20 or so domains away from Reg365/Namesco - it's taken a few weeks..... and hasn't been without its problems.
Like you, I didn't see why I should have to pay to get the domains retagged - especially as the new hosting company (quite reasonably) wanted to be paid for extending the domain registrations as they took them on.
I put the point to Namesco that charging folks to move domains when they're only being moved so because of the lousy customer service and support Namesco have been providing was a really poor way of treating customers - and they waived the charges. Can't guarantee it'll work for you - but it's worth arguing the point.
Make sure that you make it absolutely clear as to what you want.
I thought I'd made it totally fool-proof - but they still managed to get confused and cock up a couple of the domains.
Also watch out that, once the tag and the nameserver setting have been sorted, you will want all trace of your domain removed from Namesco - otherwise you stand a good chance of all of your domain email ending up at your redundant mailbox @ Namesco, rather than at your new hosts.
Speaking stricty as a satisfied customer - Blacknight (my new hosting company) have been excellent throughout all of this - and their support - phone, email and livechat is accurate, fast and friendly - all the things that Namesco/Reg365 isn't any more...
Good luck with the transfers...
Adrian
I've been in the process of transferring 20 or so domains away from Reg365/Namesco - it's taken a few weeks..... and hasn't been without its problems.
Like you, I didn't see why I should have to pay to get the domains retagged - especially as the new hosting company (quite reasonably) wanted to be paid for extending the domain registrations as they took them on.
I put the point to Namesco that charging folks to move domains when they're only being moved so because of the lousy customer service and support Namesco have been providing was a really poor way of treating customers - and they waived the charges. Can't guarantee it'll work for you - but it's worth arguing the point.
Make sure that you make it absolutely clear as to what you want.
I thought I'd made it totally fool-proof - but they still managed to get confused and cock up a couple of the domains.
Also watch out that, once the tag and the nameserver setting have been sorted, you will want all trace of your domain removed from Namesco - otherwise you stand a good chance of all of your domain email ending up at your redundant mailbox @ Namesco, rather than at your new hosts.
Speaking stricty as a satisfied customer - Blacknight (my new hosting company) have been excellent throughout all of this - and their support - phone, email and livechat is accurate, fast and friendly - all the things that Namesco/Reg365 isn't any more...
Good luck with the transfers...
Adrian