Re: [ga] It's started. Fwd: New Policy for Domain Names

["Roberto Gaetano" <roberto.gaetano@voila.fr>]

Simon,

I'm sure that there are dozens of these initiatives around, trying to 
make few bucks with little effort.
Any suggestion on how to avoid it?
(BTW, you cannot think that this is serious, and that somebody serious 
is behind it)
RG



>Who is behind this? Under what authority are they doing this?
>
>This is exactly the type of thing that should be avoided at all costs.
>
>[Note the sender's domain name is not valid.]
>
>>From: rreglan@domaino.ukg1.fr
>>To: Domain Name Holder<>
>>Subject: New Policy for Domain Names
>>Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 01:31:42 -0400
>>X-Sender: rreglan@domaino.ukg1.fr
>>X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 4.1
>>
>>New Top Level Domains to come out early next year!
>>
>>July 16, 2000 - Yokohama, Japan - The Internet Corporation for 
Assigned
>>Names and Numbers (ICANN) announced that it adopted a policy that will

>>introduce new global top-level domains (TLDs).  The proposed new 
domains
>>include: .web, .inc, .rec, .shop, .store, .firm, .law, .biz, .nom, 
news,
>>.arts .xxx, .porn, and .sex.  The approved TLDs are to be made 
available
>>starting early 2001.  ICAAN however has not released the exact time 
and
>>date.
>>
>>The decision to release the new TLDs was prompted by the increasing 
scarcity
>>of domain names.  Domain registrations reached an all time high with 
over 10
>>million domain name registrations in the first six months of this 
year.  The
>>overwhelming consensus of the Internet community is that new domain 
names
>>are needed to increase competition and to create an alternative to 
com,.net
>>and .org domain extensions.
>>
>>The demand for quality domain names is so significant that domain name

>>registration companies and the Internet as a whole is expected to bog 
down
>>during the first several hours at the opening of these new TLDs making
 it
>>difficult for consumers to get the new names they desire.
>>
>>In anticipation of this problem, Regland.com is hosting a centralized
>>database for the pre-registration of these names prior to their 
opening. For
>>further information about the pre-registration process please visit
>>www.RegLand.com <http://www.RegLand.com>.
>>
>>
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