>While I have no doubt that NetSol is holding onto
>domain names it considers may fetch a price
It definitely is; there is no question about it. Go to Google, enter:
"Network Solutions" hoarding domain names
and you'll find your answer.
>, a rumor is not fact
If articles by Infoworld, ZDnet, CNN and others don't meet your needs, then
you can consider it a rumor. :)
>and my experience illustrates the rumour
>is not accurate for all domain names showing expired
>but not available.
I don't have proof that they have let any expired domains go, just proof
that they have been hoarding them. However, if they do let some go, they
probably do so based on the number of WHOIS queries they get (figuring the
more they get, the more likely someone is to pay bucks for the domain).
>Please be cautious in repeating rumour as fact.
That's exactly why I said "There is a rumor that..." regarding SnapNames
being able to pry the domains away from their parent/partner (Network
Solutions). Everything else in my post was a fact, as far as I can
tell. If I am wrong, feel free to point it out -- I have been known to
make an occasional mistake or two. :)
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