Taken from PhilBerent's post regarding idomains application."We maintain that,
if granted, the iDomains application for the .biz would result in a new TLD which,
for the reasons stated below, would not be significantly different from the “.com”
TLD with all
the cyberhoarding, cybersquatting and domain name speculation problems
which that implies"
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My reply:
It is my understanding that the Idomains
application addresses this issue by forcing the end user to produce proof of using
this domain for a legimiate .biz use." As to stop cyberhording I feel that
the proposal more than adaquatly covers this... and if anyone can show me a 100%
foolproof way to stop it.... by all means show me.. because from what I can understand
it is impossible...
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Taken from PhilBerent's post regarding idomains
application.
"Under these provisions there would be nothing to prevent a speculator
from registering 5,000 names using one or more false identities, with the intent
to sell the names rather than to use them actively."
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My Reply:
If someone
lies about who they are.. and goes about creating false identities managing 5000
diffrent e-mail addresses...to obtain 5000 diffrent domains and Paying for each domain...
it sounds more like a logistial nightmare rather than an actual for profit idea...
in essance there is NO way someone will go through all the trouble to manage 5000
e-mail addresses just to go cybersquating... I can't see it happening... and suppose
they decide to put them all under one domain... like all go to cyberhacker@yahoo.com
then cyberhacker1@yahoo.com then cyberhacker3@yahoo.com that would surly raise all
sorts of red flags... in essance it just can't happen that way... Idomains took all
the neccessary actions to stop that sort of activity.
- Robert Wellbe