Then NetworkSolutions should be banned? Do you think this could happen some day? :)
I just had a problem with a transfer - a client tried to transfer a domain from NetworkSolutions for 4th time with the same result - he confirms the e-mail from our system, then after a week he gets an e-mail from NSI that the transfer is canceled because he didn't confirmed their e-mail confirmation. But the client claims he never receives an e-mail confirmation from them just the info e-mail that the transfer is canceled. Blah, what to do in such a case? Best regards, Doytchin Spiridonov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.WebYou.com Web Design and Development --- Wednesday, January 22, 2003, 10:45:54 PM, you wrote: i> Let me say this differently, IMHO: i> 1) Renewal stealing requires a procedural solution. Read: i> You loose your ICANN status if you do not "play nice" with i> the other registrars. i> 2) Spammers can/must be handled with a tech solution -- i> After all they never signed a contract. (LOL!) For example i> my IP idea described below. i> --- The Forwarded Message Follows ---
