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Network Solutions is HELPING US ALL
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080111/...n_name_dispute
After weeks of testing, Network Solutions LLC began this week to grab names that people search for on its Web site but don't immediately register. The name is locked up for about four days, during which the person who made the search can buy it directly from the company for $35 a year ? a few times more than what many of its rivals charge. After that, the name returns to the pool and can be registered by anyone through any registration company. Spokeswoman Susan Wade said Network Solutions was trying to combat domain name front running ? the use of insider information to snatch desired domain names before an individual or business can register them. --------------- bwahaha what a bunch of clowns.. how transparent.. She might as well have said " we are going to protect people from the use of insider information to snatch desired domain names before an individual or business can register them", our plan is to use insider information to snatch your desired domain name before anyone can register it |
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I love you.
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I sleep safely at night knowing there's companies out there watching out for me!
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Would it be possible to make them go bust by "searching" a bunch of random irrelevant domain names.
Say a 1000. Does the fee for this temporary holding come out of their pocket??? |
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yah fuck them. why would any fucking moron pay 35 bucks per domain when awesome registrars like moniker are out there for 10 bucks or even 7 bucks on a prepay deal. i dumped them 8 years ago or more for domains. how they stay in business is beyond me.
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Yeah, thats some shady shit...
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The way I understand it, you can taste a domain for 5 days. If the registrar does not return it by then they own it. That is probably why they "reserve" it for 4 days. This is very common with dropped domains.
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There's no need to allow registrars that 5 day grace period they have, it's led to nothing but trouble. Crooked. :321GFY |
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you can have fun with it and start looking up all sort of useless domains
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Slightly off topic but funny.
This is their idea of saving on domain names. http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...1/ns_prics.gif |
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Talk about something that'll make your elbow itch. :2 cents: |
What a crock of shit. I stopped using two registrars due to them registering my names after I would search for them.
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Reported earlier
fucking-around-and-business-discussion/798338-network-solutions-caught-registering-searched-domains.html I thought they had to pay 25 cents or something to ICANN - does that not cover this bullshit 'grace period' then or something? http://gfy-can-suck-my-loaded-hairy-balls.com/ still registered by them: This Site Is Under Construction and Coming Soon. hehe, yeah right. Record expires on 09-Jan-2009. Record created on 09-Jan-2008. |
bunch of crooks
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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"Protect" my ass, lol!!
How about protecting us from themselves? |
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It would be cool if they had a list of held domains available...
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NSI has been a bunch of crooks for a lonnnnnnnnng time.
Remember how hard they fucked Gary Kremen in the Sex.com case? I use Moniker exclusively. :2 cents: |
They really piss me off on their .TV domains. How come they have a monopoly on .TV domains anyways?
Where else can you register a .TV domain? I have one .TV domain and it just makes me cringe to pay these assholes. |
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