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Exactly the same thing happened to charlie.uk (see Nominet Whois) - Who I believe to be a NED candidate? At the time of purchase, everything was completed above board and in good faith on my behalf whilst being clarified over the telephone with representatives, management and the domain admin team over email; there was nothing automated about the process whatsoever. I am entirely open and transparent and to my knowledge Fasthosts had explicit permission to register that domain to me, as nothing was misrepresented. I am currently in dispute with this, as there is prevailing consumer rights to this. I will instruct legal action if possible, as it's an injustice.


See Whois details:
Domain name:
charlie.uk

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 28-Sep-2019

Registrar:
Fasthosts Internet Ltd [Tag = LIVEDOMAINS]
URL: http://www.fasthosts.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 10-Jun-2019
Expiry date: 10-Jun-2020
Last updated: 17-Sep-2020

Registration status:
Renewal required.

Name servers:
No name servers listed.

WHOIS lookup made at 19:27:45 17-Sep-2020
 
Exactly the same thing happened to charlie.uk (see Nominet Whois) - Who I believe to be a NED candidate? At the time of purchase, everything was completed above board and in good faith on my behalf whilst being clarified over the telephone with representatives, management and the domain admin team over email; there was nothing automated about the process whatsoever. I am entirely open and transparent and to my knowledge Fasthosts had explicit permission to register than domain to me, as nothing was misrepresented. I am currently in dispute with this, as there is prevailing consumer rights to this. I will instruct legal action if possible, as it's an injustice.


See Whois details:
Domain name:
charlie.uk

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 28-Sep-2019

Registrar:
Fasthosts Internet Ltd [Tag = LIVEDOMAINS]
URL: http://www.fasthosts.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 10-Jun-2019
Expiry date: 10-Jun-2020
Last updated: 17-Sep-2020

Registration status:
Renewal required.

Name servers:
No name servers listed.

WHOIS lookup made at 19:27:45 17-Sep-2020
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@Don can I ask when you say purchase, what was the price you paid? was it the cost of renewal? if so I don't understand how that would be considered a purchase

Also what made you contact FastHosts regarding this domain? it seems unusual to contact a registrar inquiring about the purchase of a customers domain
 
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Murray, I can't quite understand how this wouldn't be classed as a purchase? In the most simplistic of terms, I acquired the domain in good faith by paying for it. In general terms, I would expect a registrar to have a duty of care to their customers to act diligently using reasonable care and skill. I had legitimate interest to purchase the domain and made the relevant inquiries to do so. Let it be known, I was entirely transparent; I have my solicitors looking into this now, so I'm unsure how much I can speak on my situation per se. Rest assured, I asked all the relevant questions and clarified information on a recorded telephone call during the process, and over email, and afterwards. It's very well documented and I intend to strongly pursue legal actions as a result that's available to me.


Just to clear up some confusion, as far as I was concerned the registrar was authorised and had permission to sell the domain to me; another aspect to consider was the 6 years and 90 day period having elapsed too and the domain becoming available under some registrars terms of agreement. Subsequently, no disputes have arisen by the previous registrant on these domains either and so they shouldn't have either - they no longer have any rights to the domain to this date. From speaking with Nominet, I understand one may argue there's a breach of the contract between Nominet and the registrar (though I still would need to look into this further to understand it better). However as an end consumer is not privy to this agreement and isn't required to be, taking action effectively agains them is equally an injustice and unwarranted; especially more so, in the context of where domains have been sold on etc.
 
Arrr, the insanity defence, good strategy in laying the ground work early on. I like it.
 
Hey @Don

Just incase you missed my previous post..

It would be great if you could share the rest of your portfolio with the group as you have a large number of serious investors on Acorn, thanks in advance for sharing.
 
@DJ Wood Your entire post is a complete nonsense; It's predicated entirely on assumptions reframed to suit only your narrative. As you have rightly suggested, do you not think if my intentions were to deceive, and do something as you proclaim 'dodgy' I would have done exactly that - laid low and not decided to post on specifically a domain forum to draw the most attention and scrutiny towards me? I think even the biggest of idiots would know that - it's laughable in fact.

In terms of getting someone naive, it's already been clearly stated I spoke to several representatives, engineers and the domains team and even corresponded over email, whereby things were cross referenced with their managers too. I'd like to think they're not all naive, being in the industry and representative of an accredited registrar.

ALSO, business lines automatically record conversations, as does FastHosts...
 
I have to commend you, well done buddy. Your logic would do absolute wonders as a flat Earth advocate. Unfortunately for you, I know it’s round...

Anyway I’m out. This place is clearly toxic and the
bigotry is beyond me...
 

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