Hi Fagyal,

Domain ownership is determined by owner contact, but access to domain is
determined by access to profile, and its' username/password information. For
that reason, profile should closely resemble ownership, and best practice is
to use profile for all domains that belong to one user, and one user only.

It's really not a good practice to throw different people's domains into the
same profile. This is actually impossible for end-users to do on their own;
when placing an order, if one want to assign it to the existing profile, one
needs to know username and password of that profile; end-user would not have
that information, unless it's the owner of the profile. It's only service
providers that may do that, if they have u/p of their customers. Once again,
please don't do it, it's not a good practice, even if you manage domains of
all your customers. One example of the possible problems is the one you
described.

Regards,
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Zeljko Dimic
Technical Product Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tucows Inc.
96 Mowat Avenue
Toronto, ON, M6K 3M1
Canada
tel: 416.535.0123 x 1256
fax: 416.531.5584
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Fagyal Csongor
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 9:29 AM
To: discuss-list
Subject: Transfer question


Hi list,

Consider the following situation.

User A (new owner) issues a transfer on domain example.com. Fills in
contact data, using an existing profile. Then the domain is transfered,
and is attached to the profile. Contact data remain the same (until
modified).

Now user B (old owner), or basically anyone requests a password for
example.com. He receives it to the admin contact e-mail (his e-mail).
With this password, user B will now be able to login to user A's
profile, and manage ALL domains associated with that profile.


Now, do I misunderstand something, or is the above thinking correct?

Regards,
- Csongor

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