u/GeekgirlOtt

Case (02169925) if there's a CF support here it's primary business domain.

I transferred for the first time a .ca domain from another registrar to Cloudflare = centralnic/hexonet. My gmail.com mailbox did not receive the verification email - and I was unaware that one would arrive. In the Cloudflare account, Not in spam or any folder and it all looks to have been completed and I received email saying so - May 21

>Your transfer to Cloudflare Registrar has completed!
Cloudflare Registrar noreply@notify.cloudflare.com

presumably due to this, the NS has since been automatically changed to ns.emailverification.info - so our site and email are down

Do I reach out to centralnic or to CIRA (it's a .ca)

Why does it say ICANN? "Domain Status: serverhold (https://www.icann.org/epp#serverhold)

We are somewhat disappointed with the local sales store/rep handling of our orders when we need to bring a new shop location online with internet. Will we have a better experience if we move from business to enterprise ? Any cost savings or more expensive ? Pros or cons ? We have about 20 accounts, mostly internet/modem along with a handful of phones.

A user rec'd a series of voicemail calls on her work mobile default and an alternate phone. MFA calls with usual press pound however went in to say if you are not signing in press zero then pound. User of course pressed nothing. Hacker attempts show failure/incomplete due to MFA not done.

We believe it was old password reuse but don't all of the MFA screens only show the last 2 digits? Her primary work mobile may have been exposed earlier but there's no way the recently added secondary mobile could be known to be associated to her account and out there in the wild in a breach database. How did they know to dial it or do you know of an MFA process that shows the whole phone number ? Maybe the SSPR ? The app they attempted to sign in with as shows in the log as "office home" and chrome and the rogue PC is obviously not AAD joined.

What do you all make of this ? Is the goal that the targeted company would whitelist one of these services so the emails would stand better chance being delivered ?

https:// linklock.titanhq .com /analyse?url=https%3A%2F%2F url-shield.securence .com%2F%3Fp%3D1.1%26r%3D oramirez %2540 ymflawllp .com %26sid%3D.6%26u%3D https%253A%252F%252F linkprotect.cudasvc .com %252Furl%253Fa%253Dhttps%25253a%25252f%25252f shahjeans .com %25252fill%25252findex .html%2526c%253DE%252C1%

(spaces added by me to prevent clicks; one yesterday had titanhq, securence and sophos)

Online order from my closest store shows a few items unavailable if I choose PICKUP but shows they are available for DELIVERY today. How can that be ... are they going to get the entire order fulfilled from a farther store or fill in the missing items only from a further store ?

(both wasteful gas so I will just remove the unavailable items and order local) But I am very curious.

if I have to bypass the current sale - when's the next time it or similar will roll around ?

Sending out from an IMAP account set up in Outlook Classic (from 365 family subscription)     

The reject is from "System Administrator" and doesn't say like a typical bounce would "server XXXX said" or anything like that identifying the server that gave the message. It's an email with routes and map info for a Scouts outing addressed to 7 addresses including outlook.com, bell, and gmail, and ALL recipients are listed like this in the one bounce message. I am perplexed. Is this Microsoft scanning outbound or our internet ISP or our mailbox (IMAP/SMTP) provider doing the detection ?

   'Rod James' on 2026-04-28 11:07 AM
            550 5.7.1 Message detected as spam. [1777388795-413656].
      'matxxxxxxxx@gmail.com' on 2026-04-28 11:07 AM
            550 5.7.1 Message detected as spam. [1777388795-413656].