I can't speak officially at this point but my personal opinion is:
1) You must qualify at least 10 registration transactions per month (new
registrations or transfers) to gain the benefits of the promotion
and alternatively...
2) If you transfer more than 50 names we'll send you a cheque (if you so
desire) - if you transfer between 10 and 50 names you gain RCU credit to
your account.
As for namebargain.com - they ARE register.com from what I can tell - and
quite the extensive contract they have (took me quite some time to read it
all... several bits of it).
I found it quite interesting that in the case of payment descrepancies
(charge-backs, etc) the name automatically defaults to Register.com and
you'll have to pay $200 to get it back. The language of the 'payment
descrepancies' portion is quite extensive.
Lawdy lawdy lawdy I lawve legaleez :)
Charles Daminato
OpenSRS Support Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Kirk Fletcher wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I notice with the transfer rebates promotion, that it has the proviso,
> "qualified by registering or transferring more than 10 domain names a
> month". I don't have any objection to this, but noticed lower down
> the page, it says specifically, "RSP's who transfer more than 50
> domain names per month during the promotion can choose between account
> credit or cheque; RSP's transferring between 10 and 50 names during the
> promotion are eligible for account credit only".
> [ Source: http://www.opensrs.org/batchtransferpromo.html ]
>
> My point is... that the first staetment doesn't seem to distinguish
> between transfers and registrations... that is, as long as you use
> 10 in the month, you get a rebate on the transfers.
>
> The second statement however, suggests that only transfers count
> towards this quota. Could someone please clarify as to which is the
> correct interpretation?
>
> Now onto the second issue :)
>
> Yet another site offering cheap domains - this one claiming to be
> a division of register.com. Namebargain.com is selling domains
> to the general public - with no bulk purchase necessary for $9.99
> (US currency). Only one year registration available though.
>
> Just thought I'd mention it...
>
> Cheers,
> Kirk.
>
