On Mon, 15 Sep 2003, Norm Jacknis wrote:
> We can start by filing a complaint at ICANN --
> http://reports.internic.net/cgi/registrars/problem-report.cgi
So far that's the best place I've found.
If anyone isn't sure why this is a bad thing, here are two more reasons:
- Browsers already have functions to redirect requests to nonexistant pages
to a user configurable site. By doing this they bypass consumer choice.
- Their mail server is in a position to accept a huge amount of misdirected
mail. This gives them access to not only the mail content, but simple a
large list of possible e-mail address, if they collect the From: address of
every misdirected mail.
I would certainly encourage anyone who thinks this is a bad idea to post a
conplaint at the form above.
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