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That's wrong information: On this page[1] nic.at states (under "Cancel a domain") that cancellations can be made by fax or letter. Also on the "fax confirmati
by gitarr 14y ago
That's wrong information:
On this page[1] nic.at states (under "Cancel a domain") that cancellations can be made by fax or letter.
Also on the "fax confirmation" PDF[2] it says in big letters: "Please send it by fax or scanned by e-mail to: ..."
[1] http://www.nic.at/en/service/ http://www.nic.at/en/service/
[2] http://www.nic.at/fileadmin/www.nic.at/documents/formulare/Cancellation.pdf http://www.nic.at/fileadmin/www.nic.at/documents/formulare/C...
- struppi 14y agoThe problem could be that they require a signature. And a scanned+emailed signature is not a valid signature under Austrian law (IIRC, IANAL, but I am from Austria). But from the PDF file in the second link from the parent comment they say that they accept email, so I would just try to mail them.
- zimbatm 14y agoThanks for keeping me honest. To be frank, I went the route of ignoring them at first, thinking it was a scam. Then I had to settle.