Hello Kris,
Wednesday, June 27, 2001, 8:42:25 AM, Kris Benson wrote:
> Charles Daminato wrote:
>>
>> *perhaps* it's a marketable service, but you'd have to write the policies
>> (and ensure you're not bashing over the reseller contract and registrant
>> contract). As for the "delete/recreate" system, we don't have that big of
>> a finger on the registry, so the "delete" could end up in "registered by
>> someone else" before you know it ;)
> Hi Chuck,
> What I meant by the delete/recreate system was the fact that when you sign
> and submit the RNCA to NSI, they essentially delete the record and
> recreate it on that day. They cancel any remaining "lease" on the domain
> and make you pay for a new registration. It is far more worthwhile to
> transfer it to OpenSRS and then change the registrant name there!
They've also "lost" domains during that process.
Races.com was registered legitimately through register.com after NSI
deleted a domain name as a part of a RNCA transfer process, but hadn't
processed the new registration.
And under the RNCA agreement the parties have to agree to, NSI is not
responsible for anything if that happens.
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