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We will be adding a new account security feature called the access level lock to help prevent anyone from unlocking your domains or changing your account information without your permission.  A user must authenticate himself before he can make any of the aforementioned changes.  The access level lock will automatically re-lock itself after one hour has passed.

This change will become active within the next week.  If you need to edit your account information, please do so now.  If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

especially when you guys are real with me and i appreciate it.


[This post has been edited by m_m_cincinnnati_us on May 20, 2009 8:33pm.]

Okay, now, this is even more interesting, avoid being condescending its not becoming of a company talking to a client.

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Domain Name : whois.com
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Registrant:
PrivacyProtect.org
Domain Admin ()
P.O. Box 97
Note - All Postal Mails Rejected, visit Privacyprotect.org
Moergestel
null,5066 ZH
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Tel. +45.36946676

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PrivacyProtect.org
Domain Admin ()
P.O. Box 97
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Moergestel
null,5066 ZH
NL
Tel. +45.36946676

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Domain Admin ()
P.O. Box 97
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Moergestel
null,5066 ZH
NL
Tel. +45.36946676

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PrivacyProtect.org
Domain Admin ()
P.O. Box 97
Note - All Postal Mails Rejected, visit Privacyprotect.org
Moergestel
null,5066 ZH
NL
Tel. +45.36946676

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Will you take special care of dellhell.tel, please. If I didnt lock it correctly would you double check the lock settings?

when was this implemented? what are the new features, what was inherently or is still wrong with your security and are there not immediate timestamped registration regulations, why dont you team up with all domain registrars, engage eachother in discourse, work on a precision transfer time, use the same payment method and even the field.

m_m_cincinnnati_us:

As noted in the thread you started here, you ordered a similar domain, you did not register cloudcomp.com.  You registered a similar domain name:

http://www.dynadot.com/account/forum/f0-customer-feedback/stolen-domain-3822_2.html

Since the domain has been registered since 2007, you can't even place the domain in your shopping cart.

You are free to check your order history, as the order is still there and includes a list of all the domains you ordered:

How do I view a log of my past orders? To view a log of your past orders, please follow these steps: Sign in to your Dynadot account. Select "Payments" from the left-side menu bar. Click "Order Log" on the right. Here you will see a list of orders you have made with your Dynadot account. To view an order's details, look under the "Items" column and click on the link that corresponds to the order you wish to view. You will find the order details along with the option to generate an invoice or receipt that will load a printer-friendly page for you to print or save. The order log will show you order details, but we also have a payment log that will show you payment details. The payment log is a great place to keep track of your yearly spending with us, especially if you are a bulk ($500/year spending qualification) or super bulk customer ($5,000/year spending qualification). From Help Section: Account & Domain Management > How do I view a log of my past orders?

If you have any other concerns, please post in the thread you started about this issue in the "Customer Feedback" section.

ure still making nonsense, ive just checked this as well, so whats up with you? where markmonitor here?

  Domain Name: CLOUDCOMP.COM
  Registrar: DYNADOT, LLC
  Updated Date: 29-oct-2008
Registrant:
mSpotlight, Inc.
655 Second Ave, PHC
Attn: Paul V. Farkas
New York, New York 10016
United States

and you can check the previous thread and answer how could they have faked domaintools records?
https://www.dynadot.com/account/forum/f0-customer-feedback/stolen-domain-3822_2.html

serious dynadot customers *wont* let you smear dirt here :-) prove it and we/i will believe you


attach some proof, for eg., saying that mark monitor owns this, then please attach a whois output from a reputable site (like domaintools for eg., or who.is) in high resolution and bitmap (not compressed format)


[This post has been edited by phicore on May 14, 2009 8:55pm.]

Im very upset about a purchase i made, i bought cloudcomp.com, some guy in India had it two days after i had it, then this NY domain guru had it, now markmonitor, i.e. *ELL computer has it. Whats going on ?? i bought it with mycloudcomp.com , i wouldnt by cloudcomp.net or mycloudcomp.com if i didnt have cloudcomp.com, i have the suspicious dates of transferage recorded . he transfered it before he owned it. not possible.


[This post has been edited by m_m_cincinnnati_us on May 14, 2009 7:47pm.]

We have recently re-named the "Access Level Lock" to "Anti-Theft".  This change was made to better describe what this security feature does for your Dynadot account.  If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

Thank you very much for your feedback.  The change is structured so that if you want to edit your account information or change your password, you will need to enter in your birthday.  Simply put, any changes to your account information or your password must undergo the same security procedure required for you to unlock your domains.

> But please make all innovations with on/off mode. You may turn it on by
> default though. Don't go Microsoft way. I like current Dynadot interface and
> wouldn't be happy to move elsewere if things go "we know better what YOU want"
> way. In particular I'm worried about "we may add additional methods of
> authentication". What? Surprises? No please. I want stability.

As far as I know, any additional methods of authentication will be optional.  We are working on one such verification method that will require you to turn it on from within your account.  It will not be turned on by default.

> well here i have a suggestion that might add some security that when some one
> unlock domain send an email to the owner with verification and if he/she
> verify then unlock.

This is a good suggestion that we will consider.  However, what happens if your email account has been stolen?  Your idea will not keep your account secure in this scenario.

The account security change we announced last week is now active.  If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.

Well, Birth date is already being asked when you lock / unlock domain

what will be this new ??

and birth date is not a security i think because anyone can know your birth date. so better to leave it as it is now.

easy to use interface.

well here i have a suggestion that might add some security that when some one unlock domain send an email to the owner with verification and if he/she verify then unlock.

and that be easy for us too. but please don't make so complications.

Regards...