Re: RE: [DNS] Release of registry information on total ownership if individuals

Re: RE: [DNS] Release of registry information on total ownership if individuals

From: jamesguy <jamesguy§guyassociates.com.au>
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 14:58:26 +1000
I recently lost some of my email and some were invoices with respect to registrations.  I have approached the registrar MelbourneIT to gain access to a list of my registered domains and my keys.  I was told that I would be required to go through there CDM system.  This was going to be expensive &#167;$1500 but don't quote me and was regarded as consolidation services.  I have filed a complaint with the Federal Privacy Commissioner after I was advised that the data is available through whois and a list would not be provided.  Catch 22 right.

I have copies of emails to back this up.

Now those domains were registered to me personally.  I made a request for copies of invoice for DST tax purposes.  Answer no.  Told that MelbourneIT's system did not work on blanket requests.  Earlier I had been told that it may be possible.

So what is it?  I have attemtped to transfer to bottle domains all domains registered through MelbourneIT without success because of the catch 22.  Why should a private individual or corporate be forced to pay for this information about their own domains?



> I did get that! But the issues is still there, either jamesguy gave out
> what domains he had registered for someone to post on the list or the
> information was gained somehow?
> 
> Now I have tried several different ways to access the Public whois
> database and I can't cross reference any of my registered domains by
> using my Contact details and it spiting out a list of what domains are
> registered to my contact details.
> 
> I have to know the Domain names in the first place to be able to get the
> contact details.
> 
> Regards 
> David Uzzell
Received on Fri Oct 03 2003 - 00:00:00 UTC

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