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Originally Posted by Mike AI
This is ABSOLUTELY FALSE!!!! directNIC does not do this at all. Domain queries are not even tracked and saved in our system.
My suggestion is when you have a good idea for a domain, especially a .com you buy it immediately. There are huge companies backed by Wall Street money who register hundreds of thousands of domains everyday to evaluate them.
What is the domain? Let's look at the whois information, we should get a clue of what happened.
You should not make charges like this in a public forum unless you know the facts. We expect an apology for your mis perceptions.
directNIC has been focused on Customer Service from day one, our Customers always come first and we do everything in our power to make their domains safe. If people know just 20% of the things directNIC has to deal with on a daily basis to protect our customers domains your hair would probably fall out.
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Mike,
I'm not blaming DirectNIC, and I apologize if I implied I was blaming anyone. I'm merely asking if this could be true. That is all. You answered my question.
I just don't understand how hours could go by, and bam it's gone. A coincidental inquiry to a domain seems to have triggered someone elses's buy of the domain.
Seems very strange. It's not some high profile domain, by any means. And I've read about this happening elsewhere, that's why I had to ask you guys, since I thought you may have heard of similar stories.
04-14-2006
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