Scott Allan, Director OpenSRS wrote:
>It was actually changed last night.
>>It's been fixed.
>>Whois info for, web.net:
>> > PL> Network Solutions is still
>> > PL> waiting to hear back from TUCOWS about what they intend to do
>> > PL> to correct the fraudulent domain name transfer. TUCOWS did not
>> > PL> respond to calls from InternetNews for additional details.
>> > PL> http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article/0,2171,3_386441,00.html
>> >
>> > PL> not only does Tucows/OpenSRS give NSI an undeserved
>> > PL> PR-advantage, it is also very disappointing that they
>> > PL> did not act swiftly and as soon as the events became known.
>> > PL> Tucows - why ?
ok, that's really great, that you acted swiftly, thank you.
however, if your PR-department can't even be reached,
that's not good enough, is it ?
also, we were lucky that this could be resolved
during your business hours.
in my opinion OpenSRS can't act swiftly enough as long
as they don't have staff on duty 24 hours a day.
it's a time-critical, world-wide business and most american corps
like Tucows did not understand that yet.
we all know NSI is a bad business but the public needs to
be informed that OpenSRS is better.
kind regards philippe, http://Tita-nic.com/domains/
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