Hmmm, no credit card info is sent any where.
If you have any questions about this, please contact
support@opensrs.org (and not the list)
On Fri, 02 Jun 2000, Doytchin Spiridonov
wrote: >
> yup - the only bad thing with opensrs is that credit card
> info is sent trough e-mail....
>
> regards,
> doytchin spiridonov
>
>
> Jason Tarrant wrote:
>
> > Its actually even easier than that. All you have to do is change the
> > reply to address in your e-mail program to pretend you are the admin
> > contact for the registration. As long as the e-mail address is still
> > valid, or has a valid nameserver record that can be verified by your
> > outbound mail server, and as long as you have the template and
> > tracking numbers correct it can be done.
> >
> > I have had certain other domain hosts who shall remain nameless, here
> > in the Pacific Northwest do that to transfers away from us, and
> > without the customer knowing, and voila, I get the nasty phone call
> > Monday morning wondering why their domain/e-mail is down due to dns
> > changes we had no idea were taking place.
> >
> > NSI make the INS and the IRS look like efficient, friendly, customer
> > service driven agencies.
> >
> > Long Live Open SRS, and slow, painful, bankrupt death to NSI :)
> >
> > Jason Tarrant
> > Domain Administrator
> > InternetCDS
> > 1-800-943-4638 xtn. 2330
> > 541-773-9600 xtn 2330
> > >www.internetcds.com
>
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