Thomas Cleghorn | 4 Feb 2003 11:35
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RE: Interesting ... comments anyone?

It blown out of all proportion. It is inevitable that with the number of
registrations and updates taking place on a daily basis that mistakes
will happen. What is needed is a method to rectify the errors as quickly
as possible. Its ludicrous to try and hold a company responsible for loss
of earnings for millions of dollars because some minnion of a company did
not double check a signiture or spot forgery. The case should never have
gone on for as long as it did.

-tom

> I think NSI is clutching as straws, they know they are in the wrong for
> what they did.  I don't know much about the law or their contracts, but
> I think they're just looking for an excuse to raise the prices, somewhat
> like most south africans do when the rand went a bit wobbly, but when it
> stabilised again, the prices never fell!
>
> Regards
>
> --Craig
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>     Sex.com case heralds end of Internet - NSI
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Ant Brooks | 4 Feb 2003 11:59

Re: Interesting ... comments anyone?

Thomas Cleghorn wrote:
 > Its ludicrous to try and hold a company responsible for loss
 > of earnings for millions of dollars because some minnion of a company did
 > not double check a signiture or spot forgery. The case should never have
 > gone on for as long as it did.

But (at least as far as I understand things) the case went on for as
long as it did /because/ NSI refused to admit it had done anything
wrong in the first place, and refused to reverse the fraudulent domain
name transfer when it was drawn to their attention.

Ant.

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Johan Pretorius | 4 Feb 2003 10:58

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>     Sex.com case heralds end of Internet - NSI
>     Court filing reveals doomsday scenario

One can only hope that the parties involved come to their senses ...

This sort of thing would probably not have happened if more TLD's were
made available initially.  Good (i.e. generic, single word) 2nd hand .com
domains are being sold for astronomical prices.

rgrds,

Johan

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