Internet company sued for holding names - Prince George Citizen

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Internet company sued for holding names
[SIZE=-1]Prince George Citizen, Canada - 14 hours ago[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Also named as a defendant is the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, the agency that oversees domain name policies, including one that ...[/SIZE]
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[domain newbie]

Network Solutions

 

[Poker]

If netsol is in control of it's own Whois search data, how could they possibly claim to be combating domain front running thru this practice?

 

[darkNstormy]

Hmm. This disgusts me, but I'm not surprised at all. I'm sticking with my intuition from now on with NS. Thanks for posting that dotcomgod.

 

[H2FC]

Internet company sued for holding names.....and rightfully so in my opinion. If they can't make money charging a competitive registration fee they should get out of the business.

 

[Domainster]

NSI is still doing the 4 day lock game on available - new reg. domain's when a WHOIS is done on their site.

I went to reg a name today and saw their:
"THIS NAME IS AVAILABLE AT NETWORK SOLUTIONS" in the WHOIS.

The reg date shows 3-15-08

When you go to their website it says it is available.....not the same when you go to every other registrar.

Didn't they make an anouncement that they were going to stop doing this crap ??????????

Very Frustrating !