Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

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Post by mohitsingh » Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 8:43 AM UTC

Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong
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Re: Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

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Post by mohitsingh » Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 8:52 AM UTC

I had a long email discussion with Namecheap and they said that INRegistry is the one to blame. Now INRegitry said opposite of what Namecheap said. I am seriously confused which of these two are wrong. One is wrong for sure.

Update:- Looks like INRegistry and Namecheap will communicate directly.

Re: Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

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Post by dylz » Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 8:52 AM UTC

mohitsingh wrote: post #2

I had a long email discussion with Namecheap and they said that INRegistry is the one to blame. Now INRegitry said opposite of what Namecheap said. I am seriously confused which of these two are wrong. One is wrong for sure. Update:- Looks like INRegistry and Namecheap will communicate directly.

.in has forbidden whois privacy for literally years, since its formation. India is also not exactly.. subject to GDPR

Re: Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

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Post by mohitsingh » Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 8:57 AM UTC

dylz wrote: post #3

mohitsingh wrote: post #2

I had a long email discussion with Namecheap and they said that INRegistry is the one to blame. Now INRegitry said opposite of what Namecheap said. I am seriously confused which of these two are wrong. One is wrong for sure. Update:- Looks like INRegistry and Namecheap will communicate directly.

.in has forbidden whois privacy for literally years, since its formation. India is also not exactly.. subject to GDPR

That's right but their email response says that they and their all registrars hide sensitive information. When I checked manually, most does but not Namecheap. Even if Namecheap does not violates GDPR, Namecheap still blamed registry while registry says otherwise.

Re: Either Namecheap or INRegistry is wrong

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Post by [deleted] » Fri, Jun 12, 2020, 11:54 AM UTC

dylz wrote: post #3

mohitsingh wrote: post #2

I had a long email discussion with Namecheap and they said that INRegistry is the one to blame. Now INRegitry said opposite of what Namecheap said. I am seriously confused which of these two are wrong. One is wrong for sure. Update:- Looks like INRegistry and Namecheap will communicate directly.

.in has forbidden whois privacy for literally years, since its formation. India is also not exactly.. subject to GDPR

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