marketingweb
Top Contributor
WOW, that SUCKS, surely the auda would have something to say about that?
thats the kinda thing i'd expect from yellowpages but not telstra
so are you saying that the person gets a website from telstra but then has NO rights to the domain and most times wasn't informed that this was the case?
i think this subject needs a new thread of its own as its now off tangent, marketingweb you started this diversion so how about you create a new thread and post your example
maybe come back and post the new thread link in here for future users.
tim
No i'm not saying they have no rights to the domain - the domain can still be pointed to hosting. But with great difficulty - if you've ever been in a Telstra (and possibly Melbourne IT) domain control panel you will know that
A) they don't let you specify nameservers, just a single IP address to point to and
B) You can't update anything yourself - only put in a request for them to make the change which they..
C) Put into a queue that never ends unless the account holder phones and specifically asks (confusing for non techy clients). Then
D) Even if actioned, the request to change stays as "pending change" which is super confusing. And
E) If the client cancels their email, the domain stays registered, but Telstra is super unhelpful since the client no longer has an account (and so on)
No idea exactly what Telstra say exactly when talking to people about registering the domain for emails, or if the word "domain" or "register" are used at all... I may have some particularly confused clients i'm not sure.