> > Only difference is that NSI would lose the registration fees and charge back > > fees while OpenSRS loses nothing from the process as OpenSRS was paid by the > > RSP, not the end user. > > And the NSI-Registry would not lose the fee paid it by the NSI > Registrar. True > > > So as usual, you are trying to compare apples and oranges while claiming to > > be offering bananas. > > No, not at all. If NSI-Registrar can't take possession and auction > off unpaid domains, why should you be able to? Once again William, you miss the point completely. If NetSol receives a charge back, NSI gets their money still, but NetSol doesn't. If OpenSRS gets a charge back, NSI keeps their money, OpenSRS keeps their money. The only one that gets the shaft is the RSP. See the difference?
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