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   by ahje 8y ago

   I work for a domain registrar, albeit not the one mentioned in the article. Obviously, we see a lot of expired domains on a daily basis, mainly because customer's forget to renew despite us reminding them repeatedly during the three mo
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   by ahje 9y ago

   The call center I used to work for expected us to give one warning for such hostile behavior, and then simply hang up if the customer kept being abusive and/or threatening. In general its, simply a bad idea to be rude to the person you
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   by ahje 9y ago

   DMARC could solve this problem, but it would break a lot of things reliant on forwards. When Yahoo set their DMARC policy to reject, there was quite a stir about it: https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/ietf/
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   by ahje 9y ago

   This is the argument I am using most of the time. Most people agree that there are malicious actors out there, and that many would be able to exploit free access to a person's personal data in some way. Would you trust a burgular with