Maybe there needs to be a "divest myself of this customer" option for RSP's?
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At 6:12 PM -0500 8/29/00, Andrew Vernon wrote:
>On 8/29/00 4:15 PM, Abhishek Rungta at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> However you have all the right to remove your name from the tech contact (if
>> it is there). I dont see any problem anywhere.
>> If you are not giving the client the manage.cgi interface, I *personally*
>> feel that it can go into non-compliance, since you are not the owner.
>
>That point is questionable since one can manage one's registration from any
>reseller's website or from the OpenSRS home. Before we became a reseller
>ourselves, I registered a large number of domains through another reseller,
>then several more directly with the same profile. I can manage the whole
>bunch from my own installation. The only difference is that only the ones
>registered on my on RSP account appear in my "Active Domains" list.
>
>Another point is that no OpenSRS domain lists the reseller's name in its
>whois record-- Only that of the registrant, contacts and TUCOWS (as the
>registrar). The only thing that could possibly be tied to the reseller is a
>contact or a nameserver (and both can be changed through any RSP's website).
>>From what I can discern, only TUCOWS and the RSP itself can tell who
>originally accepted a registration without some hacking.
>
>--
>Andrew Vernon
>E-Pages Inc.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
