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From: "George J. Broadfoot III" <george@laserlink.net> To: nanog@merit.edu, john@ciag.net (John Golovich) Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 17:14:32 +0000 Reply-to: george@laserlink.net In-reply-to: <19971229162246203.AAA171@eeyore> 1. let the domains gowithout a fight 2. Invoice the Accounting firm (without hope of getting paid). Cite a serious accounting oversite and offer a 6 month payment plan with no interest. 3. Post your original email over your desk with theis Irish proverb -" Once shame on you. Twice shame on me." 4. In the future whenever anyone wants a favor - see number 3. > From: john@ciag.net (John Golovich) > To: nanog@merit.edu > Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 16:20:15 -0400 > Subject: Where do you stand? > What would you do in this case? > > You are contracted by an accounting firm and as a favor to them > you provide email redirection, pop accounts, web redirection, and > web space to their clients at no charge. > > Your company is the one who registers the domain name and pays > for it. In fact the domain name isnt in the name of the company, > but is in fact in the name of your company. > > All of a sudden the individual stops dealing with the accounting > firm. Out of the blue, without any contact you receive a notice > showing domain modifications. > > After perfoming 15 months of free service they dont even bother to > call to tell you they are transfering the domain name they paid for. > > > George J. Broadfoot III Director of Operations Laser Link Network Services, Inc. 610.566.2993 FAX 610.566.9093
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