The IE Domain Registry (IEDR) have informed us of a small change that they will be introducing to their processes.
Currently any registration or modification request is valid for 30 days, so you have 30 days to provide the supporting documentation.
As of April 8 2010 this period will be reduced to 27 days
We will be implementing some minor changes on our domain registration backend to accommodate this change.
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has anyone ever calculated the costs for this change? and what is the reason for this?
hours of programming and testing for bloody 3 days???
what difference does this make-
Robert
I’ve no idea of the cost, but hopefully it won’t take too much on our end to update the various parts of the system to handle this.
As for the logic – it’s to do with their credit payment processor apparently
Thanks for your comment
Michele