Justin Sullivan wrote: > > The next best option is perhaps to "do nothing" and just leave things as > they are. But since the business name (license holder) no longer exists I > don't think is an ideal situation to be in. But the client suggested (and > I'm inclined to agree) that this may be better than signing something that > says you wish to cancel the domain name and there's no guarantee you'll > keep it -- particularly as in a case like this were the domain name in > question is really quite a good one and may well be snapped up if someone > happened to notice or just get the timing right by chance. > > I assume the manual "terminate and re-apply" process does work in practice, > but I've yet to find many takers once they read the "no promises" disclaimer. > > JS > I think you will find with INA, that when you request a Termination and Re-Applicaiton for a domain name, the termination is NOT actually performed first. The new application would be checked, and if approved, then the domain is terminated and applied against the new company. If the application is rejected, then the termination is NOT processed. Hence the domain name is not lost at all. As for net.au domain names, that's how we work it. If your re-application is not successful, we don't process the termination. As for down time for the domain name itself, during the change of company name, there isn't any... The domain name itself isn't physically removed. Hope that clears it up a bit... Regards, Luke Kee net.au Registry _______________________________________________________________________ Luke Kee Client Connections Co-Ordinator Connect.com.au Pty. Ltd. Phone: 03 9674 3819 Level 9, 114 Albert Rd. General Enquiries: 1800 818 262 South Melbourne, Vic., 3205 Corporate Support: 1300 73 1111 http://www.connect.com.au/ Email: ccon§connect.com.auReceived on Tue Oct 03 2000 - 05:44:28 UTC
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