> Administrative Contact: > [No name] (NA4189-ORG) [No mailbox] > [No address] > [No phone] > Technical Contact, Zone Contact: > [No name] (KE557) [No mailbox] > [No address] > [No phone] > Billing Contact: > [No name] (BC478-ORG) [No mailbox] > [No address] > [No phone] You're seeing a bug in NSI's whois server which has been manifesting itself in the past couple of weeks. Doesn't affect all records, and in the past, affected records have been corrected after half a day or so. -Bill

On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Timothy Brown wrote:

Hey, folks. Maybe a dumb question.

How does any registrant with null fields for their contact data manage to modify their registry records, outside of sending a letter on their company letterhead? For that matter, how do they get bills from the aforementioned registry? :)

yup, we noticed this recently. some of the domains that we had registered (with the required fields filled out) are showing up like this. sometimes. old domains whos records we haven't touched in years and newly registered domains. no pattern that i can discern. i just chalked it up to another round of netsol fuckups, and just hope that they fix it someday. i haven't talked to anyone there about it yet, cause i make enough phone calls to their business support line as it is about more pressing issues. (changing forms with no warning, having the wrong address in their 'reply-to', delaying transfers, etc.) i'm just waiting for the day that a Cool Local Company opens their doors for business as a registrar so i can switch all of our domains from that incompetent netsol behemoth to them. its in the works, and that is the only thing that gets me thru these daily troubles with netsol...knowing that it will end someday. deeann m.m. mikula network administrator telerama internet -- http://www.telerama.com abuse@telerama.com/spam@telerama.com