However Fagyal,
All of your ideas centre around RSP A giving away the domains to RSP B..
I see that most RSP to RSP transfers would be that Customer wishes to change
RSP, therefore it is customer initiated.. Reasons could be many, like bad
service, better rates, know RSP B or RSP A goes bust.. But it is still
customer initiated and should NOT be reliant upon RSP A giving away their
income..
regards
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: Fagyal Csongor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Charles Daminato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2000 1:57 AM
Subject: Re: Transfering domains between resellers: double authentication?
> > The only drawback I can see is the end user isn't part of this
transaction
> > - and they should at least be aware of the process (and the steps
> > involved).
> How about the following:
>
> 1. RSP A "sends" the domains to RSP B
> 2. RSP B "Accepts" the domains (no transaction yet)
> 3. User is sent an email "RSP A requested a transfer of your domain '...'
to
> RSP B. This will not effect your ownership... blah blah... this means...
> etc... if you agree, press YES. If you do not understand this, press NO".
> 4. Notification to all parties.
>
> I think the process must be safe but fast... I cannot really think of any
> better than the above procedure. IMHO the RSPs should be able to
_initate_
> the transaction without asking user permission, since if you transfer some
> hundred domains from one account to another, it would be a pain to make
> modification to each domain. Granting permission to an email is much
easier.
>
> - Csongor
>
>
