ALPNAMES.COM Down

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Apparently, they've been down a few days now and payment gateways are not working. Might be closing down operations?

Their site is still down but you can log in via this link.

There's a thread on the NamesPro Forum discussing the current situation here.

I'm getting my domains transferred out ASAP.

Apparently Alpnames is in receivership for the last many months.

Just wanted to let people know, I've only just heard this and not sure what's going on. If anyone has further details feel free to pitch in.
 
One of my main domains is under 60 days so have to wait another week to transfer out :/

All I can do is wait. I also have a .co.uk which has a different transfer process. This is going to be an anxious week of waiting.
 
That's because we should be careful choosing domain registar.

I recommend Njal.la, try to download all payment history, transactions, invoices to proof you are the owner of domain. If you can do it, do now.
 
Oops!
I didn't notice what was going on until I did some search after being unable to log into the Alpnames account for several hours.
 
That sucks. Good thing i transferred 30+ domains from them more than a year ago. I had zero issues with them though, the registration, the renewal, the transfer all were smooth.

Their specific extension sites are still up e.g. register.webcam, although the domain search appears to be defunct. The account can be accessed via my.register.webcam just fine, but i guess as you said, the payment gateway is down there too. I can't try, because new domains can't be registered apparently and i don't have existing ones there anymore.

They're being down might have something to do with this: http://domainincite.com/22659-tech-giants-gunning-for-alpnames-over-new-gtld-abuse
 
https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2-2019-03-15-en

...terminated the Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA) with registrar Alpnames Limited (IANA #1857), effective immediately...

...invoked the De-Accredited Registrar Transition Procedure (DARTP) to enable the successful transition of the names to an ICANN-accredited registrar and protect registrants...

...Once the transfer of registrations has been completed, the new registrar will contact registrants with information on how to access and maintain their domain name registrations...
 
They transferred domains to moniker but I have that domain that didn't find it on moniker and it about to expire
any solution?
 
They transferred domains to moniker but I have that domain that didn't find it on moniker and it about to expire
any solution?

"
Q. What should customers of this de-accredited registrar do now?
A. Former customers of this registrar should receive a notice of the transfer and instructions for continued management of their names from the gaining registrar. Affected customers who do not receive notices should contact the gaining registrar by using the contact information provided at https://www.internic.net/alpha.html. If you do not receive a response, please contact [email protected]."
 
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