There is no such thing as a misspelled domain in the eyes of the registry. exemple.com and example.com are two different domain names. Even though you client may see exemple.com as just being a misspelling of example.com, the registry doesn't see it that way and the registrant has no recourse to "change" to the different spelling without registering a brand new domain consisting of a different letter combination.
If a registrant changes their mind and decides they don't want the domain name, well they are out of luck. They should be well aware ahead of time that domain registration is not refundable. -- Spam Trap Mail Key: ASK and you shall receive On Sun, 19 Jan 2003, karthikeyan.balasubramanian wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to know what provision OpenSRS provide if the domain is > registered wrongly(spelling mistake or client changed their mind etc). But > sending fax > and email would be too much for somebody when somebody don't have fax > machines at home like my boss. He would rather sit at home than going > outside > in the freezing temperature to send fax. This happened today. Cant we do > this with API itself. Any provision like this or thinking about it for > future, cause other > registrars do provide these facilities. > > Have a great day. > > Karthikeyan B > > >
