Excuse me if this has already been discussed.
Perhaps there's another way to handle this problem. ICANN and OpenSRS and
others impose a 60 day period before Registrar transfers are permitted.
I've heard that one of the reasons for this is to protect the Registrar
from non-payment.
I also see the ability to create a sub-user under the profile manager.
What if OpenSRS helps RSP's by implementing the ability to register new
domains and automatically place the domain under the Top Level control of
the RSP and the new buyer as a sub-user. After the chargeback period has
expired, the domain could be automatically transfered to the complete
control of the buyer.
This would protect RSP's by giving them the ability independently place
domains on hold for non-payment while permitting the buyer to still have
operational control during the "waiting period".
This would also serve to reduce fraud because the mechanism to place
domains on hold would be in place and these scammers would have to prey
on Non-OpenSRS registrars.
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Lawrence "Buddy" Page
DataShapers, Inc.
http://www.datashapers.com
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