At 10:54 AM 3/18/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >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.
...which is a hijacking nevertheless. It's not a hijacking by another registrar, but it is a hijacking. Look, what's so difficult about the following? Any registration has an assumption of validity, right? Otherwise you couldn't take it at all without investigation. In that case, moving it between registrars or end-users *should* be something that can only be done during business hours. Moving it *back*, however, has an innate presumption of validity and should be done 24/7.
