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It is a slimy tactic to report someone's email address just because you can't get hold of them. No wonder this is written by a domain peddler.
by arkitaip 13y ago
It is a slimy tactic to report someone's email address just because you can't get hold of them. No wonder this is written by a domain peddler.
- smoyer 13y agoI like the domains I've registered - that's why I paid to get them. If you contact me about one of them, I won't reply since it's really none of your business. Why should I spend the time to answer?
- rogerbinns 13y agoNote that it is a requirement of domain name registration that contact information be present and be correct. You have to agree to that in order to own a name http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/consensus-policies/wdrp/faqs http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/consensus-polic... It isn't possible to tell the difference between the contact details being incorrect, and them being correct but the recipient choosing not to answer. But that is why the registrar gets to verify the details are indeed correct, and not the reporter. The registrars are allowed to take action to prevent spam and similar actions against usage of the contact information. So what should happen is that apparently uncontactable domain owners are reported, and the registrars catch the slimy peddlers.