Comments for Glenn Gutierrez http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes Wed, 22 Jun 2011 22:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Go Climb a Tower by Mike Halekakis http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2011/06/go-climb-a-tower/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Mike Halekakis Wed, 22 Jun 2011 22:22:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=531#comment-82 "If a storm is blowing through, there's no quick way down."  I'm just going to go ahead and disagree with that statement. “If a storm is blowing through, there’s no quick way down.”  I’m just going to go ahead and disagree with that statement.

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by is@envoy_medical http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-80 is@envoy_medical Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:56:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-80 JumpDomain.com reviewhate jumpdomain.com First, I wish you would have kept Jumpdomain's owner name in your blog.Now, your blog hit home with me as we've experienced the same problems. Nice work on the lock-unlock hack you were able to force via the web interface.I called eNom and was instructed without hesitation, to submit a support incident on eNom's website.http://www.enom.com/contact.asp Briefly explaining, and listing my domain names that I was needing EPP codes. Good luck everyone in switching away from Jumpdomain.com JumpDomain.com reviewhate jumpdomain.com First, I wish you would have kept Jumpdomain’s owner name in your blog.Now, your blog hit home with me as we’ve experienced the same problems. Nice work on the lock-unlock hack you were able to force via the web interface.I called eNom and was instructed without hesitation, to submit a support incident on eNom’s website.http://www.enom.com/contact.asp Briefly explaining, and listing my domain names that I was needing EPP codes. Good luck everyone in switching away from Jumpdomain.com

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by is@envoy_medical http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-26 is@envoy_medical Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:56:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-26 JumpDomain.com review<br/>hate jumpdomain.com <br/><br/>First, I wish you would have kept Jumpdomain's owner name in your blog.<br/><br/>Now, your blog hit home with me as we've experienced the same problems. Nice work on the lock-unlock hack you were able to force via the web interface.<br/><br/>I called eNom and was instructed without hesitation, to submit a support incident on eNom's website.<br/>http://www.enom.com/contact.asp <br/>Briefly explaining, and listing my domain names that I was needing EPP codes. <br/><br/>Good luck everyone in switching away from Jumpdomain.com JumpDomain.com review
hate jumpdomain.com

First, I wish you would have kept Jumpdomain’s owner name in your blog.

Now, your blog hit home with me as we’ve experienced the same problems. Nice work on the lock-unlock hack you were able to force via the web interface.

I called eNom and was instructed without hesitation, to submit a support incident on eNom’s website.
http://www.enom.com/contact.asp
Briefly explaining, and listing my domain names that I was needing EPP codes.

Good luck everyone in switching away from Jumpdomain.com

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Glenn Gutierrez http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Glenn Gutierrez Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:22:26 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-25 "BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping 'registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.'"<br/><br/>Wow. And I thought maybe they had woken up. But that sounds about the same as I experienced myself. My only advice would be to try more support tickets with JD directly, trying various email addresses. Mine seemed to magically unstick when I reverted to my ancient @comcast.net address, which I hadn't used for anything else in years. “BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping ‘registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.’”

Wow. And I thought maybe they had woken up. But that sounds about the same as I experienced myself. My only advice would be to try more support tickets with JD directly, trying various email addresses. Mine seemed to magically unstick when I reverted to my ancient @comcast.net address, which I hadn’t used for anything else in years.

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Glenn Gutierrez http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Glenn Gutierrez Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:22:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-79 "BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping 'registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.'"Wow. And I thought maybe they had woken up. But that sounds about the same as I experienced myself. My only advice would be to try more support tickets with JD directly, trying various email addresses. Mine seemed to magically unstick when I reverted to my ancient @comcast.net address, which I hadn't used for anything else in years. “BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping ‘registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.’”Wow. And I thought maybe they had woken up. But that sounds about the same as I experienced myself. My only advice would be to try more support tickets with JD directly, trying various email addresses. Mine seemed to magically unstick when I reverted to my ancient @comcast.net address, which I hadn’t used for anything else in years.

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Scorpion5005 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Scorpion5005 Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:39:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-78 I've been with Jumpdomain since they started and through the web work that I do, I have amassed a collection of 122 domain names that I have to maintain (most are for others, some personal). As of right now, because of failures in JD's domain manager renewal process, it lists 17 expired names (all have been paid and processed through my credit card), with more expiring soon.I tested the system with one transfer to GoDaddy (because some former JD customers claim GoDaddy had helped them get the EPP numbers from JD), but the transfer failed, al JD support tickets have gone unanswered and its only a matter of time before I lose the names I, and a lot of paying customers, have considerable time, effort and resources invested in.Despite blog reports that eNom, GoDaddy and ICANN all have some experience dealing with the guy who owns Jumpdomain, they have all acted like mine are the first problems they have heard about JD.I have seriously considered taking a trip to Missouri, since JDs user agreement says that is the only place disgruntled customers can legally contest their service.With the prospect of losing paying customers and having my own reputation suffer because of JDs lack of support and quality, I have seriously thought about a legal remedy that includes me, eNom and Jumpdomain in a court of law, except in federal court (where I have some experience) on a RICO complaint. Given eNom's growing history of apparent collusion with resellers who defraud their customers (through eNoms system), I believe I can make a competent case.BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping "registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers." I’ve been with Jumpdomain since they started and through the web work that I do, I have amassed a collection of 122 domain names that I have to maintain (most are for others, some personal). As of right now, because of failures in JD’s domain manager renewal process, it lists 17 expired names (all have been paid and processed through my credit card), with more expiring soon.I tested the system with one transfer to GoDaddy (because some former JD customers claim GoDaddy had helped them get the EPP numbers from JD), but the transfer failed, al JD support tickets have gone unanswered and its only a matter of time before I lose the names I, and a lot of paying customers, have considerable time, effort and resources invested in.Despite blog reports that eNom, GoDaddy and ICANN all have some experience dealing with the guy who owns Jumpdomain, they have all acted like mine are the first problems they have heard about JD.I have seriously considered taking a trip to Missouri, since JDs user agreement says that is the only place disgruntled customers can legally contest their service.With the prospect of losing paying customers and having my own reputation suffer because of JDs lack of support and quality, I have seriously thought about a legal remedy that includes me, eNom and Jumpdomain in a court of law, except in federal court (where I have some experience) on a RICO complaint. Given eNom’s growing history of apparent collusion with resellers who defraud their customers (through eNoms system), I believe I can make a competent case.BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping “registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.”

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Scorpion5005 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Scorpion5005 Sun, 20 Jul 2008 14:39:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-24 I've been with Jumpdomain since they started and through the web work that I do, I have amassed a collection of 122 domain names that I have to maintain (most are for others, some personal). As of right now, because of failures in JD's domain manager renewal process, it lists 17 expired names (all have been paid and processed through my credit card), with more expiring soon.<br/>I tested the system with one transfer to GoDaddy (because some former JD customers claim GoDaddy had helped them get the EPP numbers from JD), but the transfer failed, al JD support tickets have gone unanswered and its only a matter of time before I lose the names I, and a lot of paying customers, have considerable time, effort and resources invested in.<br/>Despite blog reports that eNom, GoDaddy and ICANN all have some experience dealing with the guy who owns Jumpdomain, they have all acted like mine are the first problems they have heard about JD.<br/>I have seriously considered taking a trip to Missouri, since JDs user agreement says that is the only place disgruntled customers can legally contest their service.<br/>With the prospect of losing paying customers and having my own reputation suffer because of JDs lack of support and quality, I have seriously thought about a legal remedy that includes me, eNom and Jumpdomain in a court of law, except in federal court (where I have some experience) on a RICO complaint. Given eNom's growing history of apparent collusion with resellers who defraud their customers (through eNoms system), I believe I can make a competent case.<br/>BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping "registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers." I’ve been with Jumpdomain since they started and through the web work that I do, I have amassed a collection of 122 domain names that I have to maintain (most are for others, some personal). As of right now, because of failures in JD’s domain manager renewal process, it lists 17 expired names (all have been paid and processed through my credit card), with more expiring soon.
I tested the system with one transfer to GoDaddy (because some former JD customers claim GoDaddy had helped them get the EPP numbers from JD), but the transfer failed, al JD support tickets have gone unanswered and its only a matter of time before I lose the names I, and a lot of paying customers, have considerable time, effort and resources invested in.
Despite blog reports that eNom, GoDaddy and ICANN all have some experience dealing with the guy who owns Jumpdomain, they have all acted like mine are the first problems they have heard about JD.
I have seriously considered taking a trip to Missouri, since JDs user agreement says that is the only place disgruntled customers can legally contest their service.
With the prospect of losing paying customers and having my own reputation suffer because of JDs lack of support and quality, I have seriously thought about a legal remedy that includes me, eNom and Jumpdomain in a court of law, except in federal court (where I have some experience) on a RICO complaint. Given eNom’s growing history of apparent collusion with resellers who defraud their customers (through eNoms system), I believe I can make a competent case.
BTW, I copied and pasted your June 18 reply from eNom and they deny any having such system for helping “registrants that experience problems with non-responsive or out-of-business resellers.”

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Smokey Jay http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Smokey Jay Wed, 25 Jun 2008 22:30:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-77 I am in the process of trying to obtain my Authorization code from JumpDomain right now, so this entire post is extremely helpful and somewhat calming. Its good to know that maybe they will eventually answer my many emails and tickets I have open. I tried calling the home office, but it just answers and hangs up. Very frustrating.Anyhow...I appreciate your further evidence of their being a "shithole". I am in the process of trying to obtain my Authorization code from JumpDomain right now, so this entire post is extremely helpful and somewhat calming. Its good to know that maybe they will eventually answer my many emails and tickets I have open. I tried calling the home office, but it just answers and hangs up. Very frustrating.Anyhow…I appreciate your further evidence of their being a “shithole”.

]]> Comment on Thinking About JumpDomain.com? by Smokey Jay http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2008/06/thinking-about-jumpdomain-com/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Smokey Jay Wed, 25 Jun 2008 22:30:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=52#comment-23 I am in the process of trying to obtain my Authorization code from JumpDomain right now, so this entire post is extremely helpful and somewhat calming. Its good to know that maybe they will eventually answer my many emails and tickets I have open. I tried calling the home office, but it just answers and hangs up. Very frustrating.<br/><br/>Anyhow...I appreciate your further evidence of their being a "shithole". I am in the process of trying to obtain my Authorization code from JumpDomain right now, so this entire post is extremely helpful and somewhat calming. Its good to know that maybe they will eventually answer my many emails and tickets I have open. I tried calling the home office, but it just answers and hangs up. Very frustrating.

Anyhow…I appreciate your further evidence of their being a “shithole”.

]]> Comment on Stranger Thoughts by Paul http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/2007/10/stranger-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Paul Fri, 25 Apr 2008 18:18:00 +0000 http://www.glenngutierrez.com/notes/?p=48#comment-75 <i>Vinyl records, no matter how many tracks they carry, only have one spiral groove per side.</i>Not strictly true, although the exceptions are something of a novelty: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusual_types_of_gramophone_records#Parallel_grooves Vinyl records, no matter how many tracks they carry, only have one spiral groove per side.Not strictly true, although the exceptions are something of a novelty: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unusual_types_of_gramophone_records#Parallel_grooves

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