Virmach is a scammer company that charges for domain names and cannot use them without any services

techdragon

@JosephF said:

@techdragon said:
Has the domain been registered? If not, it will be available for purchase from any other registrar. If it has been, you will need to dispute the domain. ICANN is simple, others vary. Alternatively, you may contact the registrar (check WHOIS) - they're a reseller.

How do you dispute a domain with ICANN? And how does that process work and how long does it take?

ICANN's Contractual Compliance Complaint Form or URDP if a trademark is involved. ICANN contact the registrar for more information, including a justification for why they haven't honored the client's requests. In this case, it would be whoever VM are reselling.

I don't know how long it takes in all scenarios as can only go on experience. Two weeks and three days to resolve in regards to a CentralNIC reseller who locked account and wouldn't let me transfer out (was stuck in a loop of use your online account but unable to login). Account was locked after they refused to accept ID scans they'd requested.

JosephF

@techdragon said:

@JosephF said:

@techdragon said:
Has the domain been registered? If not, it will be available for purchase from any other registrar. If it has been, you will need to dispute the domain. ICANN is simple, others vary. Alternatively, you may contact the registrar (check WHOIS) - they're a reseller.

How do you dispute a domain with ICANN? And how does that process work and how long does it take?

ICANN's Contractual Compliance Complaint Form or URDP if a trademark is involved. ICANN contact the registrar for more information, including a justification for why they haven't honored the client's requests. In this case, it would be whoever VM are reselling.

I don't know how long it takes in all scenarios as can only go on experience. Two weeks and three days to resolve in regards to a CentralNIC reseller who locked account and wouldn't let me transfer out (was stuck in a loop of use your online account but unable to login). Account was locked after they refused to accept ID scans they'd requested.

Your ICANN complaint got your CentralNIC domain issue resolved?

techdragon

@JosephF said:

@techdragon said:

@JosephF said:

@techdragon said:
Has the domain been registered? If not, it will be available for purchase from any other registrar. If it has been, you will need to dispute the domain. ICANN is simple, others vary. Alternatively, you may contact the registrar (check WHOIS) - they're a reseller.

How do you dispute a domain with ICANN? And how does that process work and how long does it take?

ICANN's Contractual Compliance Complaint Form or URDP if a trademark is involved. ICANN contact the registrar for more information, including a justification for why they haven't honored the client's requests. In this case, it would be whoever VM are reselling.

I don't know how long it takes in all scenarios as can only go on experience. Two weeks and three days to resolve in regards to a CentralNIC reseller who locked account and wouldn't let me transfer out (was stuck in a loop of use your online account but unable to login). Account was locked after they refused to accept ID scans they'd requested.

Your ICANN complaint got your CentralNIC domain issue resolved?

That is not what I said. I said they resolved an issue with a CentralNIC reseller (avoiding naming the registrar).

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