Personally, I just ignore these notices. If they are to a client, then
you must let them know that NSI is simply a poorly run company with bad
prectices. Either way, there is nothing NSI can do to enforce these
notices. I simply ignore them to force NSI to waste more of its own time
and resources. They'll eventually find out that the domain is at another
registrar when they attempt to deactivate it for non payment.
Let them waste enough time and resources and they'll eventually get a
clue. (hopefully...)
hostmaster 7/26/01 10:54 AM
>>I today received a Final Notice from Network Solutions in the mail about a
>>domain which I moved a long time ago over to OpenSRS. Is there a way to
>>contact Network Solutions (a direct email contact) to let them know about
>>their mistake? What about my many other clients domain names that are now
>>with OpenSRS but were originally with Network Solutions? Is there a way to
>>check to make sure Network Solutions won't be sending them final notices as
>>well (some of my clients would probably pay these invoices).
>
>NSi does send these notices out and there is no way to stop them (well,
>in the short term). The best solution is to make certain your clients
>are notified about the status of their domains and the "business
>practices" that the NSi company engages in...
>
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Lawrence "Buddy" Page
DataShapers, Inc.
http://www.datashapers.com
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