Re: [ga] Domain Transfer Complaint

["Prophet Partners Inc." <Domains@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Danny,

See comments inserted below. This is my last post for today as I've 
technically hit my 5-limit posts for the day. One was stuck in limbo for 12 
hours and didn't get delivered until this morning.
Sincerely,
Ted
Prophet Partners Inc.
http://www.ProphetPartners.com
http://www.Premium-Domain-Names.com


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Danny Younger" <dannyyounger@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Prophet Partners Inc." <Domains@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; 
<ga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: [ga] Domain Transfer Complaint


> Hi Ted,
>
> How do we know that the website owner is neither the
> registrant nor administrative contact for IFASC.org?
> Are we looking at the current WHOIS record or the
> prior WHOIS record?
We know because the website owner is neither the registrant nor 
administrative contact as per the current WHOIS record included in my prior 
message. Whether he/she was at some point prior is another question.
> We all recall that RegisterFly was able to replace a
> registrant's contact data with its own.  Perhaps the
> reseller in this case replaced the existing website
> owner/registrant contact details with their own...
That is a possibility. RegisterFly had its own registrar accreditation in 
addition to the original eNom reseller arrangement. Did Kevin Medina switch 
WHOIS details for domains under RegisterFly's own registrar accreditation or 
under RegisterFly's eNom reseller account? Perhaps Paul Stahura or someone 
else from eNom can tell us what eNom resellers are capable of doing.
> Before we come to a conclusion, we really should see
> the historical record.  Unfortunately, even though the
> White Paper caled for an "up-to-date and historical
> chain of registration information for the domain
> name", ICANN has never seen fit to do the right thing
> to make this possible.
This is something that we can cover at the Los Angeles meeting  later this 
month.
> Perhaps someone that has a subscription with
> DomainTools can offer up the earlier WHOIS record from
> two years ago...