I suspect this will never end.Our programmers developed a script that cross referenced
ownership. We made attempts to complete forms but where we could not an application
could not go through without completing all fields.
Our customers were informed
by global announcement to visit a web page to entire accurate data.
Of all registrars
getting yoked over this, I know we have done so much more than others yet you want
blood from a stone.
Christ, OK, I'm not perfect. It's a business, and although
I'm not a mercenary, I'm not a missionary either. I think we have performed
fairly.
Granted, default information passed through when it had to.
That means the customer needed to be told, "buyer beware" and they were.
If they
are challenged and loose the name, they have no gripe. All works out as YOU desire,
so what is to argue about then? Are we arguing that you had the right idea
from the start? If so, I concede. Gee gosh, where were you in November
of 1999 when we began taking advance requests. But seriously, I didn't have
a crystal ball, and looking back I KNOW our company was not out to hurt anyone.
I can do no more. And I think I'm done debating the topic.
I wish you the best
in your quest for the truth. ;)
Regards,
Lars