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Definitely going for three years. I am too old to go through this every
year. It is enough having to simply renew all the Apple certificates
and then generate them for 30 [and growing] different mobile apps every
year.

Andre

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You would be correct. And we will do that. We learned this lesson when
ordering certificates for IIS for our clients. Comodo always sends to
admin@ as a default. They just assume......

Andre

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Hi Jeff

Understood. We have always left this to our service provider. I am
going to contact them on Monday to make sure that these details are ALL
correct, including theirs. This record entry goes back to 1998 and we
have told these folk countless times to change the data. If I have to
go over there on Monday with a shotgun I will.

Cheers
Andre

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Andre,

I learned a lesson years ago. I think it was a domain I had hosted on
yahoo. I wanted to move it, and had to jump through hoops with a registrar
in Australia.

Since then, I've kept my domain registrations separate from my hosting
provider.
I use hover.com, but there are others. I log into that account to do
whatever I want with the registrations. And if I change hosting provider
for a domain, I just log into the registration account and point the DNS
listings at the new people.

As a Vietnamese beautician once beautifully expressed: "Shampoo is shampoo
and conditioner is conditioner!" <g>

jf

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Jane,

> As a Vietnamese beautician once beautifully expressed: "Shampoo is shampoo
> and conditioner is conditioner!" <g>

That's DEEP! Is it copyrighted?!<g>

Lee White

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Hi Jane

You are 100% correct. At the moment it is not possible to move it.
They have currently got us by the Billy Bush. As soon as we are able to
we will move it and do as you have done. For the moment we are
dependent on them. But nothing that a visit to their physical offices
and a shotgun cannot resolve. If they do not sort this out over the
phone and immediately on Monday they will be getting a visit from me.

Cheers
Andre

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Hi Lee,

> And if the budget allows get a 3 year certificate or you'll have to go
> through this painful process next year. Unlike certs for you website
> that can simply be renewed, code signing certs require the entire
> process each time.

I got a 3 year certificate recently and it was actually fairly painless.
The Dun & Bradstreet was out of date, but I updated it and got a call
from them couple of weeks later verifying the update. I ordered the
certificate at 10:06 AM November 10th and received it by 1:21PM on
November 12th. One email with info on the D&B thing and a phone
callback and that was it. I was quite surprised how easy it was! But I
have done this a few times before so I had my fingers crossed, knocked
on wood, and all that nonsense beforehand

Best regards,

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Arnor Baldvinsson
Icetips Alta LLC