It was entertaing, to read it all.
It was demoralizing to see the eight of some horses.
It was great the way Scott answered

and let us all be honest : A customer that gets 3 emails saying his domain 
will expire, then a final one (if you are that concious) to point out the 
deletion coming up, and then does NOT renew does NOT WANT that particular 
domain anymore. 
If another one wants it for any particular reason, why would one not sell it 
to him with an edge, it is called service and turnover, which otherwise might 
go to snapnames, or others.

what a lot of you are saying is that when you work behind the bar you pay for 
your own drink, whether the boss is around or not, get real please.

flames of list pls, it has been clutter enough one would say.

OpenSRS & Tucows: great job in handling this matter, great job in the move, 
as usual one should say but still.

mery Christmas and all the best for the new year, may we all have a good one 
coming/

abel



On Sunday 23 December 2001 3:31 am, you wrote:
> > William, you are drifting away ...
> > According to your statements, if one of your domains (one of your
> > client's domains to be precise) is going to expire (no accident) and
> > another of your clients approaches you about this very same domain.
> > Are you going to tell them: No, we will let it expire, go and try
> > your luck later. Would you?
>
> This just happened to us where Customer A owned then expiring domain and
> Customer B wanted it.  We told him that he had to wait until it didn't say
> OpenSRS anymmore and then just register it if he could.  He opted to
> register the .net of domain and I suppose wait to see if he could get the
> .com later.  But we (internally) had talked about this issue and basically
> didn't like the idea of potentially offending Customer A by selling his
> domain (in essence renewing "to" Customer B).
>
> Just our $0.025 cents.
>
> Tom.

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