Thus spake Mitch (WebCob) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [12/01/04 15:47]:
> These guys have quite a reputation for a common con - I ask this question to
> provoke discussion and hopefully decision on SA policy on a method of
> dealing with these kind and their ilk.
>
> They send a message (spam?) to the domain owner, requesting that he confirm
> a request to transfer his domain by clicking a link... or replying to the
> message, then they initiate the process.
We get a number of these per week ('we' being an ISP). The number of false
transfer requests is pretty high -- there's a pretty small number of
requests that we get that are actually valid.
Blocking these, IMHO, would be a Bad Thing. We're still trying to track
down why incorrect domain transfer requests come through.
(Side note: we have gotten one that was a result of a request by a customer
made a year previous...)
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