These new no transfers away from Verisign within 45 days or 60 day rules were never agreed to buy Verisign's customers last time they renewed. The terms of a contract cannot be changed to extend past the original date without a new agreement. How can these new Terms be enforced. I have many customers that feel cheated By Verisign since they will be forced to renew a higher price. It's time for a class action suit maybe even enforcement of RICO laws here in the US.
Alan DeRossett Digital Starlight Communications Inc. Charles Daminato wrote: > BTW - the delay for the transfer (registry imposed) is 60 days :) > > Charles Daminato > OpenSRS Product Manager > Tucows Inc. - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dave Wood >>Sent: April 10, 2002 1:23 PM >>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Re: NSI expired domain update? >> >> >> >>Just thought it would be fair to update on this situation. >> >>The evening I sent this email, the domain was dropped. My SnapBack kicked >>in and the domain was registered to me through The Domain People >>yesterday. Now I just have to wait 45 days to transfer it to my Tucows >>account. >> >>For people interested in the specific dates: >> >>Domain originally expired: 2001 May 14 >>Domain appears to have been deleted by Verisign: 2002 April 3 >>Domain registered through SnapNames: 2002 April 9 >> >>-- >>Dave Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>+----------------+-----------------------+--------------+ >>| Active Effects | www.activeeffects.com | 416-515-1599 | >> >>On Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Dave Wood wrote: >> >> >>>Good luck. I'm still waiting for a domain to be freed by NetSol that >>>expired in April of 2001. I even paid for the SnapBack service figuring >>>the domain would be released soon (paid in June I believe). I >>> >>don't doubt >> >>>that the one year SnapBack subscription will expire before the domain is >>>released. >>> >>>I think it's great that Verisign can add scams on top of scams. >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > . > >
