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Domain Hijacking? It can happen to anybody.
This one mail I received today:
" A request has been received to transfer the domain tapert.com away from the Registrar OpenSRS.
This request was entered at 20-JAN-2005 16:58:01 by Moniker Online Services, Inc"
"If we do not hear from you by Tue Jan 25 16:58:01 2005, the transfer will proceed."
wow
I declined of course by clicking the correct choice.
If you dont check your email for about 5 days there is pretty good chance your domain name will be stolen.
My request to moniker support about who tried to hijack my domain, oh wonder was unanswered.
I would say about 35% of domains remain unlocked and are at risk to be stolen.
I dont know who makes decisions at ICANN, these guys must be outsourced from a how-works-a-hairdryer call center.
In November ICANN opened the gates for such kind of criminal acts and nobody prevented them from doing so.
This one mail I received today:
" A request has been received to transfer the domain tapert.com away from the Registrar OpenSRS.
This request was entered at 20-JAN-2005 16:58:01 by Moniker Online Services, Inc"
"If we do not hear from you by Tue Jan 25 16:58:01 2005, the transfer will proceed."
wow
I declined of course by clicking the correct choice.
If you dont check your email for about 5 days there is pretty good chance your domain name will be stolen.
My request to moniker support about who tried to hijack my domain, oh wonder was unanswered.
I would say about 35% of domains remain unlocked and are at risk to be stolen.
I dont know who makes decisions at ICANN, these guys must be outsourced from a how-works-a-hairdryer call center.
In November ICANN opened the gates for such kind of criminal acts and nobody prevented them from doing so.
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