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Perfect Information: Involving Registrants in the Expiring Domain Names Market

• Comment posted Sep 07, 2004 4:07 pm PDT — by Roger Williams
  So then what you are suggesting is that people use Tucows' brand new auction service: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040907/nytu194_1.html Nice PR work. =)

• Comment posted Sep 05, 2004 4:20 pm PDT — by Roger Williams
  Your unclear and vague 'solution' already exists. There are at least two sites that provide an appraisal and auction service: sedo.com afternic.com They also provide an escrow service to mediate the change of ownership process.

Customer Service is Law: The Panix Story

• Comment posted Jan 18, 2005 3:30 am PST — by Roger Williams
  The answer to these problems defintly lies with the registrars, since that is where all the interaction actually occurs. So it is up to the registrars to act responsibly, and choose to work with honest customers. One way of doing…

Domain Owners Lose Privacy

• Comment posted Mar 17, 2005 4:23 am PST — by Roger Williams
  Daniel, You have pointed out the major aspect of the whois system that has been so hotly debated on sites such as the one you are posting to. Since the whois system went commercial and grew out of the 'geek'…

The "Parked Domain Monetization" Business

• Comment posted Dec 02, 2005 12:36 am PST — by Roger Williams
  In the face of problems like ICANN and Verisign I think that this is a non-topic. Parked Domain Monitization is a useful product as it fills the gap where 'legitamite' businesses had failed to set up their signpost on the…

Answers from Vint Cerf: The Road Ahead for Top-Level Domains

• Comment posted Mar 29, 2006 2:26 pm PST — by Roger Williams
  Are registrars really likely to CALL someone who owns a domain to inform them of renewal-time? Only if they belive in good service.