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>I only have had long waits when I have messed something up. When I get
Re: Does InterNIC play favoritism with selected ISP''s
From: John Draper
Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999
Time: 5:47:00 pm
>everything right, the automation takes care of it within a day or two.
>If I screw up the spacing on their forms or enter some kind of bad data,
>the request gets kicked out to a person and they are way far behind.
Well, I had requested a "Change in Technical Contact" which the other
technical contact authorised it. Also a change in Admin Contact Mailing
address, and a Primary name server IP address change, with the Secondary
remaining the same.
I replied to ALL mail sent back to me, and so did my technical contact.
I was also careful in using BOTH my handle and InterNIC assigned transaction
number when referring to my case.
>
>You would think that the automation could just return an error message
>to me, but it does not. I cannot figure where they get their system
>designers and programmers.
Me neither, but I'm unemplyed.... and can use a job.
>
>One time, I changed upstream ISPs, so my DNS name stayed the same, but
>the IP address changed. I submitted an update, and it came back and said
>that it had been done, but when I would query the database, it would
>still be wrong. I must have resubmitted that change 20 times in various
>ways, but it kept changing the IP address back to the old number.
How does one contact them to resolve mistakes like that? I cannot
seem to be able to contact anyone there at this "Phantom" company,
and attempts to phone them result in "All circuits are busy".
>You might try using their web page form generator to generate a new
>form and resubmit it.
I did this 2 times already....
>
>BTW, was their money involved?
No, the domain name is already paid for. Just a change in the current
domain.
>If they have to check that you sent your
>check, that may be delaying things. Anytime a person has to touch it,
>you are looking at delay.
Yea, I guess so...
But why me?
John
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