If they lost the account due to that… i can only assume 365 are yet another victim of the Irish crash, i.e they are skint

Thanks for clearing that up for us, I understand there is a lot of confusion out there around Ireland with the general public who are not aware of the difference between Hosting365 and Register365. I understand that the company has been sold in recent times according to many on-line resources, but some of the websites still point towards Hosting365 as being the company who have the accreditation.

See the link below,
http://www.internic.net/registrars/registrar-956.html

http://www.domainnamenews.com/up-to-the-minute/icann-terminates-registrars/6722

http://news.hosting365.com/2008/05/29/hosting-365-announces-sale-of-register365-to-namesco/

So we can confirm that hosting365 are not “on hold” with the ICANN and they have not lost any ICANN status as they are not the ones who register domains. Register365 do that and they have all necessary documentation etc.

Thanks again Stephen for helping us on this issue.

Regards

Dave Jordan

Hosting365 does not provide domain registration services.

Register365.com, Ireland’s largest and leading domain registration provider and shared hosting provider has full and safe control of all domain names for all customers that were registered under the hosting365 brand, there are no such domains associated with the entity in the letter.

I would appreciate if you would clarify your existing post, or indeed remove it, as you are casting wholly inaccurate aspersions on a company that does not even provide the services in question, furthermore, your comments that there is any financial risk or implication around hosting365 is further inaccurate and actionable as libel.