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		There is of course one benefit to companies doing this - if you've been
scammed like this, why not spend half an hour searching for domains such
as

"uk2netaretotalassholes.com" for example

You know someone there will read it :)

Cheers,

Rich


-----Original Message-----
From: underscore-admin at under-score.org.uk
[mailto:underscore-admin at under-score.org.uk] On Behalf Of Rob W
Sent: 05 November 2001 19:42
To: underscore at under-score.org.uk
Subject: Re: [_] register.com


uk2.net have been doing the same..

you do a whois on it one day, look back another and the next time you
look its been registered..

strange eh?

-Rob W

----- Original Message -----
From: "mr wyse" <wyse99 at yahoo.com>
To: <underscore at under-score.org.uk>
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: [_] register.com



> more complete shits not to use on net, or just paranoia?
>
> ever cursed your damn luck that a domain name you'd been thinking of 
> getting suddenly gets bought by someone else? so have we at work - 
> often. but didn't think anything of it until last week when we looked 
> at register.com to see if quite a nice one (but a fairly obscure word)


> had gone, and it hadn't. we checked again on friday and it was still
> there. imagine our suprise when we go back today and find
> out that it had been brought on the saturday, through
> register.com, hosted on register.com and with a set of
> false details. hmmmm.
>
> doesn't seem to go along with their 'Evidence of
> Registration and Use in Bad Faith' policy....
>
> any similar experiences that seem a little to
> co-incidental, or indeed any possible precautions for this sort of 
> thing?
>
> a
>
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