SO i had written about the situation i had with dreamhost...
(They had sold me an account i cancellled it now i cant have my domain)
Well i finally got in contact with them and they said that the domain name never went through (even though it said i had it)...
i have no idea what to do now...can anyone help me?!?!

EDIT:
so i looked into it more and this is who purchased it Navigation Catalyst Systems, Inc
i googled it and all i saw was stuff about scams...i called them and they do own it and say that they wont give it away.

What is the domain name, so then we can see if it really did go through. Also, you should check there T.O.S. about them registering your domain name.
Ryan

the domain is sassydame.com

...i checked the TOS everything should of been fine but for some reason they dont know what happened...
i dont think there is anything i can do about it : (

The domain seems to be registered with Godaddy, and with the following nameservers:

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.QSRCH.NET
NS2.QSRCH.NET
NS3.QSRCH.NET
NS4.QSRCH.NET

The domain should be yours if you paid for it, however; the domain might belong to dreamhost, if you got it for free. - depending on the T.O.S.

Moved to Domain Name Forum.

Lois

Domain was registered April 1st. When exactly you tried to register it with Dreamhost, when you cancelled account with them, etc... We're interested in full chronology of the events, if possible.

Thank you.

dreamhost hosting company is a scam, when you ask to cancel they never cancel ur acct.

dreamhost hosting company is a scam, when you ask to cancel they never cancel ur acct.

Why the heck people are using 'scam'-word so much nowadays?

Inform them you quit, stop the payments, do chargebacks of whatever payments they processed after your cancellation (to teach them a lesson) and move on with your life! Easy, eh?

Why the heck people are using 'scam'-word so much nowadays?

Inform them you quit, stop the payments, do chargebacks of whatever payments they processed after your cancellation (to teach them a lesson) and move on with your life! Easy, eh?

Sigh, trouble is many people just don't know any better, especially when they ain't
got a clue how things work.

The domain appears to have been recently registered, just last month. What's the
full story, angeldust?

Why the heck people are using 'scam'-word so much nowadays?

Inform them you quit, stop the payments, do chargebacks of whatever payments they processed after your cancellation (to teach them a lesson) and move on with your life! Easy, eh?

Some people think everything is a scam

Here is the explanation

Main Entry: scam
Pronunciation: 'skam
Function: noun
Etymology: origin unknown
: a fraudulent or deceptive act or operation <an insurance scam>

Shouldn't that be a verb? I scam, you scam, we scam, they scam ;)

Shouldn't that be a verb? I scam, you scam, we scam, they scam ;)

I think it's similar to 'spam'. I spam, you spam, we spam, they spam. :rofl:

I think it's similar to 'spam'. I spam, you spam, we spam, they spam. :rofl:

I span, you span, we span, they span.

Then I Stan, you Stan, we Stan, they Stan. :D

[quoe]trouble is many people just don't know any better, especially when they ain't
got a clue how things work[/quote]

Truer words were never spoken and why phishing is more popular than ever

Scam can be used as a noun and a verb...ok
It also sounds like some Yiddish slang from NYC
No c & p yet?
Tsk tsk
:)

OK then. Noun and verb... I scam, you scam, we scam, they scam, the scam :)