Hi Justin > I assume the manual "terminate and re-apply" process does work in practice, > but I've yet to find many takers once they read the "no promises" disclaimer. Sure it works. I did one recently with Connect.com for a .net.au domain name. I was an old name with perpetual life. By doing the Terminate and Re-Apply (let's call it TAR) I lost the eternal life and, as the domain name owner, now have to pay renewal fees every two years like everybody else. But I got the domain name !! As far as "no promises" it depends on how you trust the staff. I lodged the new application first then bought the name off of the current owner. I then got him fax in the termination form. That slightly covered me by putting me first in the queue. I have had a problem with INWW and lost a domain name as a result. I understand that this caused them to amend their procedures in relation to "Expressions of Interest". Regards PatrickReceived on Mon Oct 02 2000 - 16:25:28 UTC
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