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the domain is still working and the email forwarding works, but obviously i've got no way of contacing firevision so i can arrange to have it transferred to another host.
nice of them to let me know eh? they were fast enough to point out that i owed them 11p.
watch this space.
thanks guys.
The easiest thing to do really you know is pick a new register and follow their procedure for transfering a domain to them. They want your business they will tell you the steps to follow and help you through it.
The usual procedure is new register requests transfer of the domain. Firevision have to authorize it, which wont happen if they are out of business. Your new registrar will tell you this, at which point you'll be required to contact (presumably Tucows.com) and explain to them that you own the domain and would like it update the whois information for it.
sorry for being so clueless :S
It tells you the information about your domain. You'll probably find some stuff about firevision. But you also should look out for a referral URL, which usually tells you who firevision got the domain from in the first place.
EDIT: Typical whois.org isn't working atm, try www.allwhois.com instead.
http://registrar.verisign-grs.com/whois/
Domain Name: ***not important***
Registrar: TUCOWS INC.
Whois Server: whois.opensrs.net
Referral URL: http://domainhelp.tucows.com
Name Server: VIOLET.FIREVISION.NET
Name Server: TURQUOISE.FIREVISION.NET
Name Server: SILVER.FIREVISION.NET
Status: ACTIVE
Updated Date: 29-jul-2003
Creation Date: 29-jul-2003
Expiration Date: 29-jul-2005
ok then funksters.. what does that lil lot mean?
Its not common these days to have to contact VeriSign to sort out such things as most domain name providers go through wholesalers as its cheaper.
nice one.
thanks for the advice dude, i'll let ya know what happens.