Hehe, it got an airing on NANOG - but I just got a couple of these crappy emails.
On Friday 06 Oct 2006 01:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ***************************************** > Important ICANN Notice Regarding Your Domain Name(s) > ***************************************** Which domain names, I have several thousand to worry about. Why send me multiple emails if it can handle multiple domain names. Who is this sender "securepayment.net" looks like a domain name scam to me. Whois suggests the domain might be for sale -- hmm very spammy. Perhaps it is a scam, I'm still not 100% sure.... > To review/update your contact data, simply: > + Go to > http://www.securepaynet.net/gdshop/rhp/default.asp?prog_id=jpark1208&isc=IC >ANN06b + Click on the "ICANN" text link at the top left side of the page + > You will be taken to a landing page and asked to enter your Domain > Information key: HEXHEHXHEX-HEXH-HEXH-HEXH-HEXHEHXHEX + Enter your key and > click "Go." Can I have a link for that? To save me doing three things when one would do? > Next, simply review the contact information for each domain name. To make a > correction, log in to "My Account" with your customer number or log in name > and password. Click "Manage Domains" and then "Contacts." If you find that > your domain contact data is accurate, there's no need to take action. But the correction I need to make is that this isn't for an account I own. > Should you have any questions, please email us at > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] or call our customer support line at (480) > 624-2500. Who tell me I have to contact someone else entirely.... Why not give me the contact address of the person I need to speak to. > Thanks for your attention and thank you for being a DotRevolution > customer. Fortunately I'm not. They are domains transferred away from us. I should just null all the fields before transferring domains away, but I bet that'll break the transfer process. Surely someone there actually keeps their clients contact detail on file, rather than relying on the whois database?! Why not email the client since they are the people who can fix it, not me. I've previously contacted the invalid whois contact for at least one of these domains. I'm assuming Elliot, or someone copied, will have Mr Parsons email address to hand, feel free to pass on the rant, since customer support aren't getting the message, and it is his servers spewing this rubbish. Simon PS: Bob, love the podcast. _______________________________________________ domains-gen mailing list [email protected] http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen
