Yes, I got one for 7 names we have...
only one name on the list had invalid info (That I could tell)
Frankly it sounds like a bunch of BS, or a script gone bad.
I called some "spiritualist" friends of mine to see if perhaps they had
"the secret incantations and sacred dances", they too where at a loss.
Mark
At 09:47 AM 9/5/2001 -0600, Jim Whitelaw wrote:
>Has anyone else received a note like this:
>
>
>Am I to understand that CIRA is saying to my customer and I that
>they don't like <something> about the registration info, but
>that they won't tell us what exactly they don't like? And that
>the rules for registration are now different than when the
>registrations were originally approved? And that they will
>deactivate the domains if we are not able to magically determine
>the secret incantations and sacred dances they require to be
>performed within 7 days? Are they nuts?
>
>First they make it exceedingly difficult to obtain a .ca name,
>now they're making it hard for those who have successfully
>registered
>to keep one. This is completely crazy. What a bunch of
>incompetent
>boobs running CIRA! They make NSI look good.
>
>OK, here's a real question. The Registrant "Legal Type" may need
>to
>be changed on a couple .ca domains to satisfy these new rules. I
>know
>how to change that via the management interface, but how do I
>verify
>that CIRA has received that change? Neither their whois nor
>OpenSRS
>whois show this info.
>
>
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