Robert L Mathews wrote:
http://www.domainsbyproxy.com/popup/DomainNameProxyAgreement.htm
You'll find that it explicitly says that the customer retains the right to transfer the domain name despite Domains by Proxy being the "registrant", and that it says nothing about them rejecting transfers or requiring the customer to cancel the proxy service before a transfer.
That's what our agreement says too. That still doesn't change the fact that, vis-a-vis the registry, DbP *does* have the right to reject. They have no right to observe a contract to which they are not a party.
I haven't gotten around to replying to Ross's post, but I disagree with this, too. I'll skip my tedious rant about how I don't think Domains by Proxy can really be considered the registrant under the intent of the RAA, because the simpler argument is that the Domains by Proxy contract explicitly says that their customer can transfer it.
Irrelevant, as I said.
... that they will actually allow such transfers to go through. No explanation yet provided as to why they tell customers they have denied them.
And what contact information will appear?
If, for instance, you transfer a .org domain to yourself, if the contact information is not changed manually before the transfer to remove DbP, you're performing an improper transfer because you're fraudulently listing DbP as the contact.
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