Hello Kit,
Saturday, December 09, 2000, 12:15:16 AM, you wrote:
>>> Your logic is not only wrong, but it is not well thought out as to the
>>> full consequences of this line of thinking.
>>
>> The consequences fall into the "cost of doing business" line. If you opt to
>> be a reseller there are certain things you accept. The first being that you
>> are RE-selling something. To RE-sell it, it must first be sold -- to YOU.
>> Thus, Tucows SELLS it to you, and you RE-sell it to your customer.
>>
>> We're not talking Quantum Physics here, William. :)
>>
>> D
> If Tucows sells the domain name to you for resell, then you should be the
> owner of the domain name until you transfer the ownership. If your customer
> does not pay for it, then the property is return back to you, not Tucows.
The customer did pay for it. It is the RSP's responsibility to secure
payment. Graciously, OpenSRS provides a means for you to have that
domain suspended if you prove the payment was disputed and charged
back. The domain does not belong to Tucows, it does not belong to the
RSP. Tucows will release it on its anniversary date, would be my
guess. In the meantime it is an onhold domain, and unavailable.
You will note that NSI is not auctioning off unpaid domains like they
wanted to. They tried to find a way to get away with that, and they
were stopped. The domains don't belong to NSI, and they don't belong
to you.
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Best regards,
William mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
