As long as people are not paying directly to be in the draw and Uregister is
not charging above their normal price than they don't need a permit or
license. That is my understanding. Yes I too am tired. I hope AUDA takes all
possible actions as it is clear they are not only spamming but also using
the whois database.


Wilson Young
Express Domains

-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Dever [mailto:anthony§billiousness.com]
Sent: Thursday, 6 February 2003 12:20 PM
To: auDA Mailing List
Subject: [DNS] uRegister

i'm just curious but, how can uregister.com.au run what seems to be a
national competition of chance for $10,000 cash without having competition
permits in every state?

http://www.comdom.net/unews/index.php?extend.4&PHPSESSID=9d41e230ae162a3f3f3
ae34cc7fb11fd

I'm not trying to beat up on them but it doesn't reflect well on the
legitamcy of whole domain/internet industry if companies within the industry
do not take the correct action with regards to fair trading laws and
maketing practices. It's just getting tiresome.

anthony


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