At 01:19 10-04-2009, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
They could simply offer free registration for "old" domains...
They could. I doubt that someone running such a service would do
that if people are willing to pay.
At 04:52 10-04-2009, Rob McEwen wrote:
I don't understand your last sentence above. It seems to make no sense.
I'll clarify off-list.
EXCEPT TO STATE: Who knows much of anything for absolute certain about
this situation? For example, it is entirely within the realm of
possibility that emailreg.org is a separate non-commercial and
non-profit organization (as the ".org" seems to imply?). And maybe
emailreg.org really is a separate entity from Barracuda (as the
I don't see any difference in the usage of ".org" instead of ".com"
as there are commercial organizations that use it.
AND EXCEPT TO ASK: Is that $20 fee a one-time fee? Or a yearly fee? Or,
does it have any kind of expiration date?
Who knows? It will be interesting to see whether the rules are
included in a SpamAssassin distribution.
Regards,
-sm
