Hi there all!
So far I managed to passionately ignore all the stupid mail from Verisign,
but this one goes above all before.
It is an e-mail to confirm transfer. The old mail was much more clear and
precise. But this one...
'No Comment'
Here is the e-mail from Verisign:
[BEGIN]----------------------------------------------------------[BEGIN]
To: myemail@isp.nl
Subject: [NIC-000000000000] Information about your account
Dear Valued VeriSign(r) Customer:
You know the value of being a VeriSign(r) customer.
We've put 6 million customers on the Web and are the
industry leader in domain name registration and digital
trust services, enabling everyone, everywhere to engage
in online commerce and communications with confidence.
****************************************************
Unsurpassed Quality and Service
24 HOUR CUSTOMER SUPPORT
FREE access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Get help when you need it. Customer Support is available
by phone, e-mail, and through our Web site.
ONLINE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
Manage all your services with our easy-to-use, Web-based
interface. Set up your Web site, add additional e-mail
boxes, modify your contact information...it's all in
one place.
****************************************************
We take every effort to protect you against unauthorized or
fraudulent registrar changes. We've received a request to
Change the Registrar of your domain name DOMAIN.COM to
another registrar. You're a valued customer, and we want
you to remain with VeriSign. To keep your domain with
VeriSign, no action on your part is necessary. To
authorize a change of registrar, copy and paste the line
below into the subject line of your return email:
[NIC-000000000]:DOMAIN.COM:616584:TRANSFER=YES
If you don't respond within 96 hours from the time stamp of
this email, the request to Change Registrar will be denied.
The timestamp of this email and the time to respond are
based on Eastern Standard Time. If you have any
questions, please email us at: registrar@networksolutions.com.
At VeriSign, we've been building online identities since the
Internet was introduced. We will continue to put this
experience and reliability to work for you. Thank you for
being a VeriSign customer.
(c) 2002 VeriSign, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Are they really in such a big trouble to have to make steps like this!?
Poor people!
Regards,
Aleksandar Skodric
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