Charles Daminato wrote: > > hijacking/stolen domains are a very rare occurence. The cost > of having 24/7 compliance (who would not be very effective > outside business hours, except perhaps a shoulder to cry on) > would be likely prohibitive and perhaps fall onto the OpenSRS > reseller to help subsidize the cost. Discussions will have > to be held internally on the viability of introducing > something like this.
Keep in mind as you are having these internal discussions, that any increase in the cost of doing business with OpenSRS will lead many of us to look at other registrars for reseller options. We are already not able to compete simply on price. Don't make price the determining factor for driving us to someone else. As has been stated by the sane and rational many times. Domain hijacking is a very infrequent problem. This latest mess was apparently a change using the domain's username and password. Shame on the domain owner for allowing this to be easily hacked or to leak out. Let's not fix the wrong problem with an expensive solution only to find that it prices us out of the market. Thanks, -Tim
