Hi.
Richard Sexton wrote:
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I'd say this is a pretty clear determination of the effects NSI's
prepayment requirement is going to have on its new and future
prospective registrars.
Where were you 6 months ago when it seemed like I was the only one on
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On Wed, 9 Jun 1999 09:34:30 +0200 , Roberto Gaetano
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Hi.
Richard Sexton wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd say this is a pretty clear determination of the effects NSI's
prepayment requirement is going to have on its new and future
prospective registrars.
The big issue, as I see it, is not "prepayment yes" vs. "prepayment no",
but "prepayment yes for some and no for others".
It is self-evident (please correct me if I'm wrong) that this situation is
not a level field for competition.
More like this should not be an issue imposed by the
Kerry and all,
Although your questions are very well posed and as such are deserved
of an answer, completely and unequivocally, it is not likely that you shall
receive any answers either directly or indirectly from Esther or any
other member of the ICANN Interim Board. This is simply because,
Richard,
Yes, it really doesn't have a Whois! Typical of a ICANN selected
Registrar is suppose. We shall see on the next one...
From where I sit, Register.com appears like a scam!
To call this registrar (Register.com) competition in registering
domains in .com, .net, .org is a rather
Roberto and all,
Roberto Gaetano wrote:
Hi.
Richard Sexton wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd say this is a pretty clear determination of the effects NSI's
prepayment requirement is going to have on its new and future
prospective registrars.
Where were you 6 months ago
Steinar and all,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The big issue, as I see it, is not "prepayment yes" vs. "prepayment no",
but "prepayment yes for some and no for others".
It is self-evident (please correct me if I'm wrong) that this situation is
not a level field for competition.
More
Mikki Barry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kerry responding to
Ronda,
The Committee on Science subcommittee on BASIC Research hearing on
March 31 [1998] had some statement to the effect that the U.S. Govt
officials couldn't set up a corporation like the FCC-Schools and
Libraries Corporation.
wwwtabnet.com (where tabnet.com appears to be a competitor of register.com)?
Thats the one that got me.
Likley to cause confusion in the mind of the consumer ?
I checked it out and wwwtabnet.com is indeed active and does indeed promote
the domain name services of register.com. Who are we to
Martin and all,
Woops! Looks like ICANN stepped into the proverbial "Cow Dung"
again eh? ;) But than again we shouldn't be surprised
Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
wwwtabnet.com (where tabnet.com appears to be a competitor of register.com)?
Thats the one that got me.
Likley to
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Roberto Gaetano wrote:
Hi.
Richard Sexton wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd say this is a pretty clear determination of the effects NSI's
prepayment requirement is going to have on its new and future
prospective registrars.
Where were you 6 months ago
Ronda,
I found the GAO opinion in the FCC Schools and Libraries Corporation
issue and it seems to shed quite a bit of light on how in fact
ICANN is a U.S. government created corporation and is in violation
of laws forbidding the U.S. Executive to create such corporations
as the U.S.
why do you dislike ronda hauben, gordon ?
kind regards philippe, A-Z-Internet.com
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why do you dislike ronda hauben, gordon ?
kind regards philippe, A-Z-Internet.com
because she is utterly disconnected from the present reality
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Hi Michael,
In my previous response, I copied David Post's:
Governing Cyberspace,
or
Where is James Madison When We Need Him?
Here's the rest of my reply, as promised:
At 05:32 PM 6/7/99 , Michael Schneider wrote:
In the past, Esther has claimed to be
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