QUOTE (crazylane)
I too also was charged $9.95 transfer fee, however I only tried it for one domain to test the waters. I sent an email to domainmanager but have not had any response.
My complaints:
*FAQ link is broken
*Wrong pricing
*NO Domain Name Interface (where your clients would go to manage their domain names)
*reseller-support@resellone.net <= does it work?
*Broken links in sent emails
*Did not receive any notice that funds were added to my account
*NO API
*Digital Certificate Management agreement links are broken (I'm afraid to even try to use this!)
*Digital Certificate Management states that you can buy TrueBiz Certs however is not listed on resellones site.
*No place to order/setup site builder
It is quite obvious that resellone is not ready for business.
I second this list of errors that needs to be fixed. And I'd say that's just the most important ones or at least the ones discovered so far.
To Laurie J: I have already sent the email with the link that didn't work to
support@resellone.net. In fact I've sent a whole list of things I'd like to get a straight forward answer to, yet only received a standard response "I have notified my manager and she is looking into the matter. [...]" from one Rachel C.
However, Laurie J, and others from ev1/resellone - it would only take a few testruns on your side and you'd see the errors and other missing functionality... have you even tried using it yourselves?
I sure wouldn't mind going into a dialogue off-forum, maybe even for a longer run then just adressing the initial hiccups, to give you feedback and suggestions to what to fix and improve, but then I'd like to have contact to one person only, not 10 different people each time
I'm not trying to make your lifes miserable - I really would like both having and helping Ev1 to deliver the best Reseller service out there. Dialogue is what I think should be first priority - perhaps together with more resources put into the job..? And then some serious bugtesting!