Re: Re[2]: Has anyone else had a problem with...

[Ross Wm. Rader]

> But I've not seen that actually happen (and it would be rather sleazy
> for the registrar involved, and certainly grounds for a refund).

It *does* happen on a semi-regular basis. Never, AFAIK, as a matter of
policy, but usually as a matter of administrative error. It's never a bad
idea to check your new whois output after you've made a modification of any
type.

-rwr