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Originally Posted by Seraphim  So if 1 company has a 130 different aliases, it's 130 times more likely to catch any given drop? I don't understand... In the end, does the domain land with a random registrar, hence the need to seed the field with hundreds of fake / shell registrars?
I had always thought drop catching hinged upon how aggressive one particular company is stand alone. Is there a reliable source of information where I can read about the process? |
No, I think the number of connections per registrar to the Registry are of equal number. To overcome this, they get more ICANN accredited registrars to plug their sockets into the main outlet. The problem points back to ICANN, as far as I am concerned; same with the tasting process loophole etc.