RE: Re[2]: Getting a domain back for non-payment

[rich]

>>>From our statistics, if someone is trying to register a domain on a
stolen
credit card, they go all out and register for 10 years.<<<

Unless, of course, the card is declined for that amount. In which case they
will "ratchet down" the request to 7 or even 2-5 years--whatever it takes to
squeeze one more transaction out of a card before they throw it away.

Rich Shockney
RS Marketing



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Subject: Re: Re[2]: Getting a domain back for non-payment



> Every single domain that has been ordered through us for a period of
> over 2 years has been fraud.  Is that a pattern that is emerging with
> other RSP's?

No, not even close.  However, we have good systems in place to detect
fraudulent transactions before they go through.

>From our statistics, if someone is trying to register a domain on a stolen
credit card, they go all out and register for 10 years.