This MAY have changed, but some banks USED to certify customers signatures, at least in the U.S. for FREE!
This way the customer can have this done while at the bank for other reasons for NOTHING! The Banks verification should be AT LEAST as good as a notary, although some had notaries as well. ALSO, some companies, like mail boxes etc. might do this as a courtesy. They USUALLY charge, but if you have been a good customer, and ask nicely, they may do it. Steve >-- Original Message -- >From: "Charles Daminato" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "David Sanchez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: RE: info/biz transfers from NetSol. WAS: Re: What's the Authorization >Code ? >Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2002 09:38:28 -0400 > > >We're digging into this to see if there's anything concrete surrounding >this. > >Charles Daminato >OpenSRS Product Manager >Tucows Inc. - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Sanchez >> Sent: September 29, 2002 2:15 AM >> To: Charles Daminato >> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: info/biz transfers from NetSol. WAS: Re: What's the >> Authorization Code ? >> >> >> Yes, and seems that it's nearly impossible to transfer biz/info domains >> from NetSol to OpenSRS :-( they require a notarized Fax and most of our >> customers are not willing to spend that extra money+time to just transfer >> their domain names. >> >> Below is a copy of what Netsol is sending to clients in order to >> obtain the >> Auth code. If anyone knows an alternative method to get this code please >> let me know. >> >> >> LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION VIA FACSIMILE TO (703) 464-7416 >> Date: ____________________ >> To: Network Solutions, Inc. >> 21355 Ridge Top Circle Lakeside 3 >> Dulles, VA 20166 >> ATTN: Network Solutions Registration Services >> RE: Request For. info Domain Name AUTH-INFO Code Request >> Domain Name(s): ____________________ >> Account Number: ____________________ >> >> Dear Network Solutions: >> I, ____________________, the Registrant of record for the above-referenced >> domain name(s) ("Registrant"), request that Network Solutions provide me >> with the AUTH-INFO code(s) for the above-referenced domain name(s) for >the >> purpose of effecting a change of Registrar request. >> I authorize Network Solutions to send such AUTH-INFO code(s) to the >> following email address: ____________________. I hereby release Network >> Solutions, and its affiliates, from any and all claims and/or liabilities >> that may arise as a result of this request, including, but not limited >to, >> any use or misuse of the AUTH-INFO code(s) by any person or entity. >> Thank you. >> SIGNATURE OF REGISTRANT >> >> Signature: ____________________________________________ >> Complete Name: ______________________________________ >> Title (if applicable): ____________________________________ >> Telephone Number: ____________________________________ >> Email Address: _______________________________________ >> Registrant Address:_____________________________________ >> >> SIGNATURE OF NOTARY PUBLIC >> (A Notary Public, or its foreign equivalent, must certify the Registrant's >> signature.) >> >> County of: ____________________________________ >> State of: ____________________________________ >> The foregoing instrument was signed before me by >> __________________________ >> on this _______________ date. >> Notary's name (printed): ____________________________________ >> Notary's signature: ____________________________________ >> Date of Notarization: ____________________________________ >> My commission expires: ____________________________________ >> >> >> >> At 12:36 28/09/2002 -0400, you wrote: >> >Same as .info actually :( >> > >> >EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol, something like that) allows >> >for Auth Codes to be associated with Objects. In practical terms, >> >this means there's a registry level password on a domain name. >> >This is created randomly by OpenSRS, and is modifiable (and >> >viewable) via the Manage interface (or through the RWI). >> > >> >All the newer registries use EPP (.info, .biz, .name, .us) and >> >employ an AuthCode model. It's supposed to be more accurate for >> >an end user to authenticate with a piece of information held at >> >the registry than by trusting the registrars in place. >> > >> >They can get it from the Manage interface under "Domain Extras" >> > >> >Charles Daminato >> >TUCOWS Product Manager >> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > >> >On Sat, 28 Sep 2002, Robert wrote: >> > >> > > A company that one of our users is transferring to - >> transferring their >> > BIZ domain, is asking for an Authorization Code. >> > > What are they talking about ? >> > > >> > > thanks >> > > Robert >> >> David S�nchez >> Veloxia Network,S.L. >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >
