Its about time. Kudos to ICANN for doing ‘something‘:
"…in an unprecedented move, ICANN has persuaded the four major generic top-level domain registries to lock down all Registerfly’s customers’ domains for a month, so they cannot expire …"
http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=80D83445-B5D5-47BC-B74D-D70EA124D72B
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Hi, I am ICANN’s general manager for public participation.
In recognition of the fact that RegisterFly customers are having trouble getting access to information about their domains, ICANN has posted an update today (http://blog.icann.org/?p=32) on the RegisterFly situation on its blog at http://blog.icann.org.
We will endeavour to provide regular updates on the situation, so please do keep checking the site. You can sign up to the blog’s RSS feed at http://blog.icann.org/?feed=rss2.
***FS*** Thank-you Kieran!
Hey Kieran,
You used to be a pretty good pot-stirrer for registrants via the independent media.
Who have we got left, now you’ve gone over to the dark side?