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Whats wrong with them?
I swear I'm never gonna use them again. Ever.
I backordered and won a name with them.
Two days later they send me the required info about my registrar (some weird German one).
However, three weeks after acquiring my name, the Whois STILL hasn't been updated.
Of course when I contact them, they say that I should resolve it with the registrar.
The registrar, it seems, doesn't even understand English. I've written countless emails to them, but no response.
I can control the name in my control panel, redirect it to a different nameserver. But the Whois is still not updated.
On the contrary, Snapnames always gives me my name within two days and I've had much much better registrars. Heck, a couple of my $60 backordered names were registered at eNom...considering that registering a single name at eNom itself costs $25, that's a huge steal.
And I'd use Answerable.com any day for regging domains.
Pool.com sucks.
If a Pool.com rep happens to be reading this, please ask your company to take its head out of its a**ho*e. Its not a good view, as your company might like to believe.
I swear I'm never gonna use them again. Ever.
I backordered and won a name with them.
Two days later they send me the required info about my registrar (some weird German one).
However, three weeks after acquiring my name, the Whois STILL hasn't been updated.
Of course when I contact them, they say that I should resolve it with the registrar.
The registrar, it seems, doesn't even understand English. I've written countless emails to them, but no response.
I can control the name in my control panel, redirect it to a different nameserver. But the Whois is still not updated.
On the contrary, Snapnames always gives me my name within two days and I've had much much better registrars. Heck, a couple of my $60 backordered names were registered at eNom...considering that registering a single name at eNom itself costs $25, that's a huge steal.
And I'd use Answerable.com any day for regging domains.
Pool.com sucks.
If a Pool.com rep happens to be reading this, please ask your company to take its head out of its a**ho*e. Its not a good view, as your company might like to believe.