>So far, SnapNames is working with six registrars: Tucows; BulkRegister; eNom;
>Dotster; NetNames; and >NamesDirect. Wiener says he
is in discussions with VeriSign's Network Solutions division as well as
>Register.com
>"SnapNames has taken a different tack than the other services on the market," says
>Ross Rader,
>director of research and innovation at Tucows. "What they allow you to do is find
>your name and
>protect it. Once you've acquired a name, they help you hold on to it. And they help
>you auction it if
>you don't want it anymore."
http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/12/22/back.order.domains.idg/index.html
Any angle on this for MSP's peering furtively into the aftermarket?
Certainly appears to help keep things out of NSI's expired domain-black-hole - is that
why
they're "still in talks" ? :>
Scott Schiller
VP
GIA Web Services, Inc.
Get your @ together!
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