Vic,

"what about your responsiblity to the misguided registrants whose  
transfers you are profiting from?"

Bottle Domains ensures that all 'transfers in' from other registrars  
are done so in accordance with auDA guidelines.  i.e. the Registrant  
receives an email from Bottle Domains requesting authorisation to  
transfer.  This will clearly state the terms and conditions for  
transfer.  auDA policy is developed such that a registrant should not  
be misled in this circumstance.

"What action will you be taking to prevent uregister from "temporarily"  
modifying registrant details to self-authorise transfers? how many such  
self-authorised transfers have taken place?"

Are you talking about transfers into or out of Bottle Domains?   
Obviously we have no control over other registrars, and how they  
administer their domain name contacts, (unless of course we offered  
'virtual registrar services' like yourself).  How are you going to  
prevent a customer armed with an Enetica username and password from  
modifying Enetica sponsored contacts?  Regardless, we are not aware of  
any such transfers taking place.


Nick





On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 05:23 PM, Deus Ex Machina wrote:

> Nick,
>
> Nicholas Bolton [nick§bottledomains.com.au] wrote:
>> Vic,
>>
>> By auDA definition uregister are not a .au reseller of Bottle Domains.
>> They have chosen not to participate in our reseller program, nor have
>> they agreed to our reseller terms and conditions.
>
> nevertheless they have access to your reseller system? surely they are  
> a reseller
> in the common sense of the word? so are you claiming they have  
> registered less then 10 domains?
>
>> If auDA requests that all registrars restrict the sale of .au domains
>> to this entity, then of course we will honour our registrar
>> responsibilities.
>
> so what action will you be taking against uregister? are you saying
> you will quietly pocket all money they send your way or are you  
> prepared to shut down
> whatever access they have to your reseller system?
>
> what about your responsiblity to the misguided registrants whose  
> transfers
> you are profiting from? will you be returning any monies relating to  
> the auda
> consumer alert? if not what action will you be taking in relation to  
> the consumer alert?
>
> what action will you be taking to prevent uregister from "temporarily"  
> modifying
> registrant details to self-authorise transfers? how many such  
> self-authorised
> transfers have taken place?
>
> Vic
>
>
>
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