Interestingly, domainregistrycorp.com is used for their emails, and would appear to contain incomplete or incorrect information :-)
------ whois.enom.com Registration Service Provided By: The Domain Registry Corporation Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit: Domain name: domainregistrycorp.com Registrant Contact: The Domain Registry Corporation Domain Registrar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 905-752-1090 FAX: 905-752-1091 The Domain Registry Corporation The Domain Registry Corporation The Domain Registry Corporation, Domain Reg CA ==== Regards Jeff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 10:14 PM Subject: Re: Domain Registry of Europe now... > > ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- > From: "Martin Kennard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 12:02:05 +0100 > > >We received several letters this morning from an organisation sounding just > >a little bit familiar... "Domain Registry of Europe"!! I assume there's a > >connection with DRoA but it seems these domain renewal letters have finally > >crossed the atlantic! > > It looks like the same group from the whois outputs of droa.com and droe.com: > > Domain name: DROA.COM > > Name servers: > DNS1.NAME-SERVICES.COM > DNS2.NAME-SERVICES.COM > DNS3.NAME-SERVICES.COM > DNS4.NAME-SERVICES.COM > DNS5.NAME-SERVICES.COM > > Creation date: 11/15/01 14:59:12 > Expiration date: 11/15/04 14:59:12 > > Registrant Contact: > Domain Registry of America > Domain Registrar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > 866-434-0212 > FAX: 866-434-0211 > 2316 Delaware Avenue, > Suite 266 > Buffalo, NY 14216-2687 > US > > Domain name: DROE.COM > > Registrant Contact: > Domain Registry of Europe > Domain Registrar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > 905-248-4002 > FAX: 905-248-4001 > 56 Gloucester Road, > Suite 526 > London, SW74UB > GB > > Even better is this little tidbit at the end of the output: > > Status: PROTECTED > Note: To help prevent malicious domain hijacking and domain > transfer errors, the registrar has protected the registrant > of this domain name registrant by locking it. Any attempted > transfers will be denied at the registry until the registrant > requests otherwise. The registrant for the name may unlock > the name at any time at the current registrar in order for > a transfer initiation to succeed > > I think someone mentioned this the other day. > > Chris Scott > > >
