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"A critic of antivirus software has stumped up the $35 renewal fee for Symantec's Norton.com domain, after the company forgot to pay. Last May, Symantec failed to renew the digital certificate in time for enterprise.symantec.com. ®"
It's good to see computer security is in safe hands.
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i do it all the time
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I always get 5 warnings before I lose mine.
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how trueOriginally posted by shunga:
It's good to see computer security is in safe hands.
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i thoguth they ahd a law about stealing company's domain and stuff...
man i donno wtf i'm tlaking about.Comment
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Speaking of domain cases check this one out!
goto www.nissan.com
Great case i hope the current domain holder wins!Comment
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When I first started registering domains "chevrolet.com" was available. I didn't take it because I didn't want to be sued.Comment
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lol
[This message has been edited by Wizzo (edited 09-26-2001).]Looking for Opportunity!
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I talked to a guy once that owned a couple of the big name auto manufacturers' domain names. He worked out some deal in the beginning to rent them to and manage them for the companies.
I doubt that lasted too long, but he was happy for a while.
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I should add, that was his story at least :-) Some people tell some pretty tall tales, expecially in the old days...
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adult.com.br was available till this year, and I almost registered it. I have no idea why I didn't (call me a idiot)
Jer
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$40 per trial signupComment
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we missed my check even moreComment
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