[nc-intake] RE: Spamming

["Antonio Harris" <harris@cabase.org.ar>]

Michael, Hiro,

What do you think. It looks like more something we
should discuss in the ISPCP ?

Tony Harris
----- Mensaje original -----
De: "Philip Sheppard" <philip.sheppard@aim.be>
Para: "Hirofumi Hotta" <h.hotta@hco.ntt.co.jp>; "Michael Schneider ISP"
<sastre@anwalt.de>; "Tony Harris NC" <harris@cabase.org.ar>
CC: "NC Intake" <nc-intake@dnso.org>
Enviado: Lunes 26 de Febrero de 2001 06:29
Asunto: Spamming


> Hiro, Michael and Tony,
> Could you comment on this back to the NC Intake committee to help them
form
> a judgement as to whether this should be on the NC agenda for a future
> meeting?
> Philip.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Melih Oztalay" <meliho@speedlink.net>
> To: <whoiscomments@icann.org>; <agenda@dnso.org>
> Cc: "ISP/C Members Mailing List" <ISPC-MEMBERS@ispc.org>
> Sent: 26 February 2001 08:02
> Subject: [agenda] [Fwd: Registrars & Domain Name Registration]
>
>
> Hi,
>
> To be perfectly honest, I am not sure who should get this email.  I am
> forwarding you a message that our company, SpeedLink, has posted with
> the Internet Service Providers Consortium Members List.
>
> The information is directly related to the manner in which domains are
> registered, specifically by Spammers.  Spammers who can arbitrarily
> register any domain, any contact information and more importantly ANY
> DNS SERVER NAME AND IP ADDRESS WITHOUT THE VERIFICATION BY AN
> AUTHORITATIVE DNS SERVER!!!!
>
> This practice must stop as ISP's are being implicated in Spamming
> situations, although, they have absolutely NOTHING to do with any
> portion of that spam.    How is it possible that we are allowing
> spammers another loop hole and the ability to further hide their true
> identity?
>
> Again, it is possible that this message is being directed to the
> incorrect location; however, your assistance to: (1) read this email
> and the forwarded message (2) determine who should receive this
> message is greatly appreciated.
>
> Further information is available upon request.  Your action is
> requested.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>