RE: [registrars] Issues with Verisign Waiting List proposal

["David Wascher" <dwascher@iaregistry.com>]

Bhavin,
Maybe my interpretation of a 3rd party using the connections is different
and Dan could elaborate.

I read the agreement as the registrar would have to relinquished their
control of the SRS. A 3rd party would have to develop an interface using the
RRP and run that software from the registered IP block that Verisign
recognizes. That is not the case that I was referring too.

Maybe Len, Cameron or Ron could clarify this can of worms, but I do not
interpret their process doing that. I look at what they are doing as being
the conductor and orchestrating the registrars for drop names. The
registrars use their own software, connections and know how to get names in
this market with a prioritized list provided by Snapnames. They may have
other requirements but since I don't use them I am not for sure of the
details.

David

** -----Original Message-----
** From: owner-registrars@dnso.org [mailto:owner-registrars@dnso.org]On
** Behalf Of Bhavin Turakhia
** Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 3:13 AM
** To: David Wascher; Rick H Wesson
** Cc: Registrars List
** Subject: RE: [registrars] Issues with Verisign Waiting List proposal
**
**
** > They are not passing off to a 3rd party that is not a
** registrar they are
** > passing off "to a registrar". Watch after a drop where the names a
** > registered at. Check again in about 6 days. The names are at a
** > new registrar
** > in the customers account.
**
** you may be talking about snapnames. snapnames does use
** connections of other
** registrars (and is not a registrar itself) and it has a
** subscription model
** where the customer is allowed to choose which registrar they
** want to stick
** with after registration ...... which may be the cause of the change in
** registrar that you speak of after 6 days
**
**