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> I have no obligation to keep an open line of communication to anyone. I'm pretty sure keeping your WHOIS info up to date is an obligation imposed by your reg
by alanctgardner2 13y ago
> I have no obligation to keep an open line of communication to anyone.
I'm pretty sure keeping your WHOIS info up to date is an obligation imposed by your registrar's TOS (unless you pay their stupid privacy fee). Not saying you aren't right, I just think if they wanted to yank your domain for not complying they're technically in the right - I would recommend using a valid email to avoid getting screwed.
- npsimons 13y agoI do use valid email addresses, and my registrar cloaks them, specifically because of BS tactics like those mentioned in this article. I feel that if someone pulls shit like reporting someone to ICANN for "unresponsiveness", especially if they don't get a bounce, and without trying to go through the registrar first, they should be banned from registering domains for a full year. Second offense, permanent ban. I've paid my fees for my domain, in full for the next ten years, and will keep it up indefinitely. There's absolutely no reason that myself and others like me should have to deal with this bullshit.