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Tommy
Guest
Re: Cyber squatting
Hi Clubman,
The problems seem to lie with more than one operator - I'll sum up three separate questions to illustrate:
1. Why are register.com's procedures so complicated, apparently self-contradictory, and apparently anti-competitive?
2. Why can't register.ie issue invoices by post and by email at least to their Irish customers) in advance of domains lapsing? - after all they are happy to issue invoices by post after domains have been renewed. If cost is the issue, would an
extra €1 or 50cent really be noticed in their charges?
(Remember, this was AP's problem - not mine)
3. Why has the ie. domain registry been so awkward and inefficient to deal with in recent years?
The common thread in 1 & 2 above is that domain companies have promoted themselves by trying to scare people about cybersquatting (Have you left it too late... etc) and from the above examples their er, rather unique, procedures seem to play into the hands of cybersquatters against the interests of their customers, thus perpetuating the problem.
Hi Clubman,
The problems seem to lie with more than one operator - I'll sum up three separate questions to illustrate:
1. Why are register.com's procedures so complicated, apparently self-contradictory, and apparently anti-competitive?
2. Why can't register.ie issue invoices by post and by email at least to their Irish customers) in advance of domains lapsing? - after all they are happy to issue invoices by post after domains have been renewed. If cost is the issue, would an
extra €1 or 50cent really be noticed in their charges?
(Remember, this was AP's problem - not mine)
3. Why has the ie. domain registry been so awkward and inefficient to deal with in recent years?
The common thread in 1 & 2 above is that domain companies have promoted themselves by trying to scare people about cybersquatting (Have you left it too late... etc) and from the above examples their er, rather unique, procedures seem to play into the hands of cybersquatters against the interests of their customers, thus perpetuating the problem.