Hi. Unfortunately my domain name has been suspended for 2 weeks. When I open it in the browser, the following appears : I wrote the support ticket to the registrar, but there is no answer
Oh ok, I remember getting emails about this. I guess this is the first instance I've seen it applied to a domain. I figured it was something they were required to do, but didn't enforce.
I am getting these mails from name.com but as everything was double checked so nothing to worry. Which domain register you used to register that domain @hostm
No, it is not the typical "Please review your contact details....". This is different. If you register a new name or if you change the admin contact details, you are sent an email to confirm the contact info. - When it is a new name, it will not resolve to your nameserver settings until it is confirmed. - When you change the admin contact details, you have a period of time to confirm or it will be suspended
GORF I knew those emails are just to cofirm their clients that everything is filled in correctly and letting their users know about the new rule. I just shared it with hostm that the mail I have got from name.com about ICANN new rules update is totally normal.
BTW, these email confirmations for domains seem to be a good way for domain hijackers to trick you too. Be careful if you click on a link on those emails and it ask you to enter your username/password.
Update your email address with your registration and confirm your contact details. I had to do this at NameCheap.