BTW - Roger, I have heard of cases, and experienced one, when one Registrar CAN request the domain BACK from another Registrar. One the domains we successfuly transferred from Verisign to OpenSRS suddenly ended up back at Verisign's paws. Working with OpenSRS compliance office, we were told that VRSN requested that domain back (several weeks after the domain got transferred to us) and received the domain. At the time Compliance could not get any info as to why or track further details, so we just turned around and reinitiated the transfer again.
Cheers Genie > > "Roger B.A. Klorese" wrote: > > > At 03:22 PM 5/2/2002 -0500, POWERHOUSE wrote: > > > >> From a legal point of view, if the domain was not suppose to expire > >> until Sept of this year, you > >> have them bent over a barrell. They where "Negligent" to let it go, > >> before it even expired. I'm > >> not an attorney, but I would call one right away, ESPECIALLY since > >> you paid so much money > >> for the domain to start with. > > > > If I pay $5M for a candy bar and someone steals it from me, I'm > > entitled to the cost of a candy bar, not what I paid for that candy > > bar. My stupidity doesn't reserve a reward. > > > > No domain is "valuable." They're all arbitrary strings of characters; > > we've pretty well proven that people who are looking to buy a car, for > > instance, anre no more likely to blindly go to cars.com as anywhere > > else. > >
