WorldNIC

Tue Jun 9 21:22:24 UTC 1998

I'd like to point out that it's interesting that this email is coming
from the @internic.net address, not worldnic.net or some netsol domain.

If you are part of Network Solutions and going to promote the company and
not the organization (InterNIC) which was temporarily entrusted to you by
the NSF contract -- why are you sending this email from an InterNIC address
and not being clear about who you are and who you represent.

I don't believe that anyone should be sending email from @internic.net if
it isn't for the purpose of processing and registring domain names and the
temporary business arrangement which was granted to Network Solutions (and
2 other companies) under the National Science Foundation contract.

> 
> > Nothing is being offered that cannot be delivered.  The regulations of each
> > country code TLD registry are followed.
> 
> SOrt of. You are using your influence (that of InterNIC) to make deals with
> these NICs. This is anti-competative and illegal.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Peter Galbavy
> Knowledge Matters Ltd
> http://www.knowledge.com /http://www.wonderland.org/ http://www.literature.org/
> 

-- 
Pete Bowden, Network Engineer, Operations Supervisor 
pete at internex.net	repete at concentric.com		repete at cncx.com
(Former InterNex) Concentric Network Corp, 2306 Walsh Ave Santa Clara, CA 95051
     Voice:  408 327-2491       NIC: PB8        Fax:  408 496-5484