come on Nick thats the biggest cop out I have seen, so you are going to 
quietly let all the transfers just roll in over the next few weeks?

on you Nick for taking a stand against auda-consumer-alert-attractors.

once aware we have repeatedly refused to take money from these types and
if uregister were my reseller I would have given them an instant marching order.

I find it extremely disapointing that some registrars are not prepared
to take a stand against unethical behaviour and are just happy to watch
the transfers roll in.

as a certainly talk show celeb would say: shame shame shame...

Vic


Nicholas Bolton [nick§bottledomains.com.au] wrote:
> Vic,
> 
> "what about your responsiblity to the misguided registrants whose  
> transfers you are profiting from?"
> 
> Bottle Domains ensures that all 'transfers in' from other registrars  
> are done so in accordance with auDA guidelines.  i.e. the Registrant  
> receives an email from Bottle Domains requesting authorisation to  
> transfer.  This will clearly state the terms and conditions for  
> transfer.  auDA policy is developed such that a registrant should not  
> be misled in this circumstance.
> 
> "What action will you be taking to prevent uregister from "temporarily"  
> modifying registrant details to self-authorise transfers? how many such  
> self-authorised transfers have taken place?"
> 
> Are you talking about transfers into or out of Bottle Domains?   
> Obviously we have no control over other registrars, and how they  
> administer their domain name contacts, (unless of course we offered  
> 'virtual registrar services' like yourself).  How are you going to  
> prevent a customer armed with an Enetica username and password from  
> modifying Enetica sponsored contacts?  Regardless, we are not aware of  
> any such transfers taking place.
> 
> 
> Nick
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 05:23 PM, Deus Ex Machina wrote:
> 
> > Nick,
> >
> > Nicholas Bolton [nick§bottledomains.com.au] wrote:
> >> Vic,
> >>
> >> By auDA definition uregister are not a .au reseller of Bottle Domains.
> >> They have chosen not to participate in our reseller program, nor have
> >> they agreed to our reseller terms and conditions.
> >
> > nevertheless they have access to your reseller system? surely they are  
> > a reseller
> > in the common sense of the word? so are you claiming they have  
> > registered less then 10 domains?
> >
> >> If auDA requests that all registrars restrict the sale of .au domains
> >> to this entity, then of course we will honour our registrar
> >> responsibilities.
> >
> > so what action will you be taking against uregister? are you saying
> > you will quietly pocket all money they send your way or are you  
> > prepared to shut down
> > whatever access they have to your reseller system?
> >
> > what about your responsiblity to the misguided registrants whose  
> > transfers
> > you are profiting from? will you be returning any monies relating to  
> > the auda
> > consumer alert? if not what action will you be taking in relation to  
> > the consumer alert?
> >
> > what action will you be taking to prevent uregister from "temporarily"  
> > modifying
> > registrant details to self-authorise transfers? how many such  
> > self-authorised
> > transfers have taken place?
> >
> > Vic
> >
> >
> >
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