Yep, FFS is over... Domain?

[DiDok]

Looks like it's the end of the line for FFS (Woet needs servers for JC2-MP?):

Dear XXX,

We are e-mailing you because you have an active service with serverFFS. We are no longer accepting any renewals.
All active services you might have will expire on the 31st of August, even those expiring sooner than this date.

Any service that has an expiry date after the 31st of August 2012 will receive a refund for the remaining period.
Domain names will not get a refund and will keep working until their expiry date, after which they will be deleted.
If you want to transfer your domain or make changes to it, be sure to do it before the 31st of August 2012.

Regards,
serverFFS

So my question is - how to transfer the domain? It's already pointing to another DNS' and site, but when and how to renew it at registrant? Thank you in advance for answer

[Potassium]

Go to the website of your chosen registrar and find the "domain transfer" option. For example at Namecheap you hover over "Domains" and then click "Transfer a domain" and then obviously it'll tell you what to do from there.

Totally could have Googled this, just saying :P

[Harold]

Woet doesn't own FFS anymore, he owns SNELSERVER.

[int3s0]

Originally Posted by Harold

Woet doesn't own FFS anymore, he owns SNELSERVER.

SnelServer is owned by Qweb Internet Services B.V.

[DiDok]

Originally Posted by Potassium

Go to the website of your chosen registrar and find the "domain transfer" option. For example at Namecheap you hover over "Domains" and then click "Transfer a domain" and then obviously it'll tell you what to do from there.

Totally could have Googled this, just saying :P

That should work, according to whois, Woet is registrant and eNom (EDIT: Namecheap as reseller) is registrar, will try to contact them

[Potassium]

Originally Posted by DiDok

That should work, according to whois, Woet is registrant and eNom (EDIT: Namecheap as reseller) is registrar, will try to contact them

If you are using Namecheap then all you have to do is exactly what I said in the previous post. You don't need to contact them. You need to go to your ServerFFS managment options and click "Request EPP code" and then enter that code into the link that Namecheap provides you with.

I know because I did it this morning

Originally Posted by Harold

Woet doesn't own FFS anymore, he owns SNELSERVER.

He works for them. He doesn't own it.

[Danny.]

Honestly I've been waiting for this. Their support was very bad.



Oh, wait a sec, they didn't had any!

[Potassium]

Originally Posted by -Danny-

Honestly I've been waiting for this. Their support was very bad.



Oh, wait a sec, they didn't had any!

You must be new.

[Dripac]

Damn, ServerFFS was a really good company, not many people used it and there was very less lag, also not 5 ddos attacks in a week like on volt-host

[Burridge]

Originally Posted by Dripac

Damn, ServerFFS was a really good company, not many people used it and there was very less lag, also not 5 ddos attacks in a week like on volt-host

And those DDoS attacks are somehow Volt Host's fault? I applaud your logic sir! ServerFFS had its fair share of DDoS attacks during its time.