← Back to context Comment by PufPufPuf 17 hours ago And they don't do refunds if you prepaid! 5 comments PufPufPuf Reply otterley 10 hours ago Can you point us to this? If there’s a contract, they either need to adhere to the original terms until the end of the period, or they need to provide a pro-rated refund (whichever the contract stipulates). unsnap_biceps 13 hours ago How do you not prepay for a domain name? opan 12 hours ago Prepaid for more than one year, I assume, like the comment elsewhere in the thread about paying for a domain for 40 years. Kinrany 10 hours ago That sounds illegal
otterley 10 hours ago Can you point us to this? If there’s a contract, they either need to adhere to the original terms until the end of the period, or they need to provide a pro-rated refund (whichever the contract stipulates).
unsnap_biceps 13 hours ago How do you not prepay for a domain name? opan 12 hours ago Prepaid for more than one year, I assume, like the comment elsewhere in the thread about paying for a domain for 40 years.
opan 12 hours ago Prepaid for more than one year, I assume, like the comment elsewhere in the thread about paying for a domain for 40 years.
Can you point us to this? If there’s a contract, they either need to adhere to the original terms until the end of the period, or they need to provide a pro-rated refund (whichever the contract stipulates).
How do you not prepay for a domain name?
Prepaid for more than one year, I assume, like the comment elsewhere in the thread about paying for a domain for 40 years.
That sounds illegal