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Unauthorized deletion of .biz and .info domains
- Thread starter bizman
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Sorry, this is the first time I heard about it.
Maybe your domains violated UDRP policy or other legal conflicts?
Just a thought, I will keep in touch here to see what other folks experience about .info and .biz. I also maintained a lot of domains in .info and .biz
tw.
Maybe your domains violated UDRP policy or other legal conflicts?
Just a thought, I will keep in touch here to see what other folks experience about .info and .biz. I also maintained a lot of domains in .info and .biz
tw.
M
mole
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Deletions on .info and .biz happens primarily for 4 reasons :-
1. You committed sunrise fraud by submitting false trademark details
2. You registered through a registrar who gamed the system and was spotted out
3. The domain was made for sale soon after landrush (I believed one party had over 2,000 names deleted because he offered all those names on one site for auction)
4. Your payment went bad.
Tens of thousands of domains were affected by 1 and 2 alone.
Even today, many names still have fraud tm claims.
1. You committed sunrise fraud by submitting false trademark details
2. You registered through a registrar who gamed the system and was spotted out
3. The domain was made for sale soon after landrush (I believed one party had over 2,000 names deleted because he offered all those names on one site for auction)
4. Your payment went bad.
Tens of thousands of domains were affected by 1 and 2 alone.
Even today, many names still have fraud tm claims.
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Thanks for the detailed information man. I'm gonna post it here, though you explain it well.
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