Cool didn't know that. I'm sure that is against the policy of the SIDN, but who cares. If it works, it works.
I would try this one Franck!
Untill the moment SIDN runs the random check and discovers there are no valid forms and they drops your domain (and at that moment, I register the address. And then you have lost the address ;)).
I think the 5 minutes extra work for filling in a real form is really worth it.
Untill the moment SIDN runs the random check and discovers there are no valid forms and they drops your domain (and at that moment, I register the address. And then you have lost the address ;)).
I think the 5 minutes extra work for filling in a real form is really worth it.
they use an advcanced system of online signatures which cuts the normal bullshit and delays you have with normal signatures
I'm not saying the Transip is not legit, I'm saying that not filling out a piece of paper is against SIDN's policy. Why would every other .nl registrar have you fill out paperwork you think? Because they like it? No, because they have to.
What Transip does is they save your signature and print it on the papers. I think that is a little bit of a grey area in the law. What if they print that signature on a form you didn't want it on? I don't know if those forms are legal when it comes to a lawsuit.
But I'm not trying to say Transip is bad. I like that system and I want to try it next time I register a .NL.
if you dont believe me, look around , you will see its on the up and up no sneaky shit there
I know the status of TransIP.
A signiture must be written on the form,
when SIDN request a signiture from the domain owner, it will sure NOT look like the signiture on the form that TransIP has. Because most people canot write a look-a-like signiture with there mouse.
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