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I am curious.? For those of us who have had "associations" with
register,com, does this mean we had a written contract, clearly
spelling out obligations and responsibilities on both sides, or were
these "associations" loose arrangements on a buyer beware basis, like
transactions at a flea market. Mark Petersen wrote: I can only speak for myself, but my business will definitely go elsewhere. That's guaranteed. We've been associated with Register.Com in the past. After watching them blatantly steal away about 50% of our client base at renewal time, I vowed never to associate with them again. Without question, they are the most ethically challenged business we've ever dealt with. I would urge all of you to do your homework, and really consider your moves carefully if this does happen. Regards, Mark-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Oscar Petoskey Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 9:29 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Ditto... *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 8/29/2003 at 3:31 PM Kai Schaetzl wrote: |
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... David
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... Kai Schaetzl
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... elliot noss
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... Swerve
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... Mark Jeftovic
- Re: If Register.com is buying T... Dave Warren
- Re: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Barry W Black
- Re: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... George Kirikos
- RE: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Mark Petersen
- Re: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Dave Warren
- RE: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Michael Dean
- RE: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Mark Petersen
- RE: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Robert L Mathews
- Re: If Register.com is buying Tucows.... Robert L Mathews
