>>> What if...
>>> Someone registers 10 domains, they submit payment, I aprove the
registration orders.
>>> 1 month later they call their Credit Card company and say "I never
authorized that!"
>>> You're saying we eat the $150, AND we lose the domains?
Yep. It's called doing business as a reseller. As already pointed out, if
you want to change this, become a registrar.
If this happened to a hard-goods merchant that sold ten watches don't you
think they would be out the money and the watches? Should their watch vendor
go to the customer's house and fetch them for the reseller?
Rich Shockney
RS Marketing
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of OpenSRS
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Getting a domain back for non-payment
Well since I also control DNS for this domain, it's very easy to make it
vanish from the root servers, but I'd prefer not to do
this.
They would be able to go live again , by simply changing their nameserver
entries.
I have a pay first policy, but in this case (like an idiot! since I knew the
person!!!) I figured I'd make an exception.
I still feel that we should have the right to take a domain back, or place
it on hold within a certain time frame of the
registration. Say 45 days??
This would allow enough time for a chargeback from their Credit Card company
etc.
What if...
Someone registers 10 domains, they submit payment, I aprove the registration
orders.
1 month later they call their Credit Card company and say "I never
authorized that!"
You're saying we eat the $150, AND we lose the domains?
Thoughts?
* -----Original Message-----
* From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
* Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:51 AM
* To: OpenSRS
* Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Subject: RE: Getting a domain back for non-payment
*
*
* Thats what I think, but we have had numerous discussions with
* OpenSRS and each time they offer no help! Online credit card
* fraud is a very big problem especially with the kind of
* services us RSP's offer, yet we don't get any help either
* from our suppliers or the banks.
*
* Joel
*
*
*
*
*
*
* OpenSRS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ..
* > That's not an acceptable answer!
* >
* > 1 of the domains I had with NetSol, (waay back when), I
* never got a payment/renewal
* > notice, and they promptly "took" the domain
* > back.
* > They glady handed it over after I sent them payment
* $35+handling fee.
* >
* > Why as OpenSRS resellers would we not have the ability to
* do this? If we
* > do not, then this issue should be addressed.
* >
* >
* >
* > * -----Original Message-----
* > * From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
* > * Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 9:52 AM
* > * To: OpenSRS
* > * Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* > * Subject: Re: Getting a domain back for non-payment
* > *
* > *
* > * You can't! or it is very very difficult! We have tried many
* > * times without success.
* > *
* > * Joel Moss
* > *
* > *
* > *
* > *
* > *
* > * OpenSRS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ..
* > * > Forgive me if this has been covered before!
* > * >
* > * > What steps does an RSP need to take to get a domain name
* > * the registered
* > * > back?
* > * >
* > * > (i.e. registration successfull, payment was not secured or
* > * disputed).
* > * >
* > * > If payment is secured, can we give them ownership back easily?
* > * >
* > * > Thanks in advance,
* > * >
* > * > -Tony
* > *
*
