Well, wholistically speaking, nothing *automatic*.
We will likely restrict transfers within the first 60 days, which will
reduce (but not eliminate) chargebacks. It is important to note the RSP
does assume the risk of collecting payment from the end user. If there is a
chronic or significant chargeback issue, compliance will look at it and may
take steps to have the end user provide proof of payment. It does need to
be clear that RSPs should have anti-chargeback measures in place; it has
been debated many times, and it is clear that with the right checks in
place, you can lower your level of risk to a manageable level.
Regards,
sA
At 02:31 PM 1/2/01 +0000, Alex Kells wrote:
>So what's to stop a registrant transferring away to avoid payment?
>
>alex
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Scott Allan [mailto:sallan@opensrs.org]
><snip>
>
>Current thinking is that the RSP will not have the option of stopping a RSP
>to RSP transfer. They will however be notified....
>
>sA
>Scott Allan
>Director OpenSRS
>sallan@opensrs.org
Scott Allan
Director OpenSRS
sallan@opensrs.org
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