Hi Mark, Can do. The fine print links to the Verisign site as well for more T's & C's.
Quoting Mark Petersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Doug, > Any chance you could post the back side of that pseudo-invoice on > your site also? > I haven't actually had a chance to take a look at one of the Verisign > variety of these yet. I've only seen the Interland and Register.Com > versions. > I'd be interested to see what the language is that they are binding > folks to > (as stated in the signature area of the form) when they sign and return > these. > Thanks, > -Mark > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Doug Friend > To: Mark Petersen > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 12:33 PM > Subject: Re: Verisign Spamming by Snail Mail > > > I think there is a bigger issue here than the mining of the whois > database. > That happens all the time, and ususually it's pretty easy to filter > out the > spammers that are getting addresses this way. > > IMHO the bigger issue is that this is the same company that operates > the root > registry that all CNO domains go through. Most people recognize the > name > Verisign/NetworkSolutions, and my guess is a lot of these "invoices" > will get > paid because the thing looks like an invoice. > > I've put the fax we received on a site called http://domainscams.com, > and I plan > on linking to this. > > Doug. > > Quoting Mark Petersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > MessageHowever they go about acquiring their data source, it's still > > unsolicited contact > > when they snail or E mail our clients. > > And if it's WHOIS data they're drawing from, whether it be from and > > online source, > > or a CD, I would think it's WHOIS mining. > > > > -Mark > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 9:40 AM > > Subject: RE: Verisign Spamming by Snail Mail > > > > > > So do these guys have to be mining the whois data in order to be > > sending out these mail messages? Can't they buy (or otherwise cut a > deal > > for) the $10,000 whois dire ctory and simply use that as their data > > source? Isn't that legal? I'm not advocating for it, just about the > > legality. > > > > -Tim > > -- > > myOstrich Internet > > http://www.myostrich.net > > >
