At 4/23/02 11:33 PM, Thomas Mon wrote: >Purely FYI > >One of our customers just reported this to us: > >-- QUOTE >According to your system zzz.com, xxx.org, and >yyy.com expire on 2002-08-01 23:49:04 but I just got an email >from Verisign (the new owners of network solutions) saying they >expire on >May 15, 2002 and asking me to renew them through them for $29 >each. >-- QUOTE
A customer of ours today reported getting spammed with renewal e-mail messages from Verisign as well; his domain doesn't expire for two months, and has never been registered with Verisign/NSI (it was not a transfer to us -- it was a new registration through us almost two years ago). I asked him to forward complete copies of the messages to me, but he had unfortunately deleted them. However, he seemed quite sure that they were from Verisign, and that it was by e-mail. Hmmmm. If this is actually happening, it would be useful if someone would post the full message, including the headers. Perhaps it's some idiot Verisign reseller spamming. -- Robert L Mathews, Tiger Technologies "The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was."
