On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 05:04, Mike Masin wrote: > Resellers can outsource DNS services to a number of > different vendors, each with a different level of service > and price. Tucows offering DNS just gives resellers > another choice. > > My company's success depends on our ability to close sales > and retain customers. Competing with other resellers is a > function of retention. > > I don't have a beef with Tucows offering _any_ service if > I can buy it from them for the same price as other > resellers and Tucows doesn't compete with me directly. > > m2
So because it doesn't compete with YOU personally, even if it does other resellers, it is ok? Even when the company gave vague non-specific assurances they wouldn't creep into areas like this when this concern was first raised and told to them that it would be considered a deal breaker if they did it? And since they have shown they are willing to effectively deceive their resellers like that, and encroach on them in this way, there is no reason to feel assured they will not further expand that and begin competing with you directly. But since it doesn't effect you right now, let's just let it go by. right? Do YOU know what a CNAME record is? (Without googling it?) Do you know what a 302 response is? -- domainwhiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
