How are you verifying your domains?
published: 10th June 2010 @ 00:01
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We want to know how everyone is getting on with the domain ownership verifications. If you've added some domain names we'd like to know how you went about having them verified.
Which of the three methods are you using the most?
Was it easy to do and were the instructions easy to understand?
Tell us what you think using the comments box below. We've been working hard on this part of the site, but theres always room for improvement... we may have overlooked something or perhaps you have some ideas & suggestions you'd like to share with us. Well, we're listening. So lets hear it ;)
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Shaywrote on 2010-06-15 10:20:48
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Domain names which are privacy protected via GoDaddy can still be added via Email Verification - however, for other privacy providers it may be difficult to do it in this way. The alternative is to verify using the unique verification code.
You would need to locate your verification code (look in your account area -> portfolio -> awaiting verification), copy the code and paste it to somewhere in the whois contact details for the domain you are adding.
Some registrars allow bulk whois contact updates, so you can bulk add the unique code to all your domains at the same time.
See this FAQ for more info:
https://devsa.com/help/domain-portfolio-catalogue-5/how-to-verify-ownership-of-domain-names-80
We'll also be adding some tutorial videos later this week so keep an eye out for that.
lennardwrote on 2010-08-22 19:09:49
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I prefer the email verification since changing the whois sometimes lockes the domains at some registrars for 60 days (of course it can then still be pushed).
DomainVictorwrote on 2010-08-26 17:06:22
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Funny. I was just thinking of this as an opportunity. Picked up VerifiedNames.com but not sure exactly what to do with it. Thanks for the discussion
Shaywrote on 2010-08-26 17:23:01
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Hi DomainVictor, welcome to Devsa. Nice domain name btw. ;)
So, which method did you use to get your names verified at Devsa? Is there any way we can improve your experience?
utuxiawrote on 2012-03-28 05:50:27
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I found it really annoying to have to wait 24 hours in order to verify the file upload process...can't you just give us a button to re-verify so we can continue setting up our domains?
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janinewrote on 2010-06-15 04:59:26
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what if the domain has whois protection? -.- how can we verify it then? >.