[warrenm]

>I don't really get what Cloudflare did wrong here. Someone tried to transfer your domain name and your registra blocked it because you hadn't authorised it, what exactly was the problem?

Cloudflare refused to engage with the problem, offloading their legal responsibility (for enabling theft and fraud) onto me - the domain registrant

As it was, for a few days (because Cloudflare's developed a reputation of being "trustworthy"), my domains mostly didn't resolve - and not just for people who use Cloudflare's public DNS resolver

I, for one, am not OK with Cloudflare enabling this kind of fraud

[bluehatbrit]

> my domains mostly didn't resolve - and not just for people who use Cloudflare's public DNS resolver

Right this makes total sense as to why you're frustrated with them, I would be to. From what you'd said previously it sounded like you were annoyed they wouldn't take responsibility for something they're not the registra for which seemed a bit unfair on them. If they actually started diverting traffic in some way before the transfer had been rejected then that's pretty bad.

[warrenm]

>If they actually started diverting traffic in some way before the transfer had been rejected then that's pretty bad.

They did

And continued to do so for ~1 week until I was able to claim back the fraudulent account (thankfully the scamsters had used a real email associated with me (but not with the domains, oddly enough), so I was eventually able to enable 2fa on it and shut it down