'splain to me, please

[aka_kim]

Yeah, for two months it will be me, the beer and the howling poodle. Someone will probably need to check in on me.

Time to organize the AV x-country/snow shoeing adventure!

[SadieKate]

Hey, I have a bunch of XC skis for sale! OK, you need to be 6'2" for them to fit, but still . . . .

I love craigslist.

[SadieKate]

I have amiciveloci.org registered under AT&T Yahoo! domains. We'll be changing our phone and DSL service to Qwest (with a couple months overlap). Does anyone know how I can continue as owner of this domain?

Hep.

-- SK lost in the nebulous 'net

[Fredwina]

should'nt be an issue.

[SadieKate]

Wny not? I pay AT&T for the domain name and will be cancelling sbc/at&t/yahoo/whatever phone and DSL services. Will they send me a bill anyway?

[Fredwina]

A good question!
I looked up the domain on a who is site(no link since it leads directly to personal info)
Legally, I think you own Amiciveloci.org until the renewal date (maybe a lease is a more approraite term)
Noticed that it said "client transferred prohibited", which probably means you cant move to godaddy.com.
I would contact Yahoo! and see what's up. I think you should be able to have Yahoo continue to host the site, but I'm not an attorney and I don't know what kind of agreements you signed.
PM me, But I'm not sure If can be of much more help

[SadieKate]

Thanks, Fredwina. I found that but it is still clear as mud. I can find lots of info on yahoo's site except for the chance where someone might be going to another ISP, only coming from another ISP. I mean, if you make it difficult, maybe the client will just give up.