Hello Csongor,
Wednesday, April 25, 2001, 3:04:16 AM, Csongor Fagyal wrote:
> What about making a contract with all clients _before_ these kinds of
> problems arise? Do I have the right to make a contract with the client which
> gives ownership over the domain to me in case he/she does some naughty
> thing? Or, in other words, can I bind a domain to some services I provide,
> and keep the ownership from the start - of course with the consent of the
> registrant?
I imagine you COULD do that, but the contract would not be binding to
OpenSRS, they would be obligated to abide by the registrant's wishes
the way I read it (they may read it differently).
You would have to go to court to enforce your contract.
And if you took action on the basis of that contract, and the customer
sued you, and the contract was ruled invalid for whatever reason, you
could be liable for a sizable amount in damages.
I think it is best to just accept that domain registration services
are separate. I think it is also the best thing to do for your
company and your company's image.
But, like I said before, this is all just my own opinion.
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Best regards,
William mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
