Re: domain registry

Hi Jim,

I understand your frustration. I took the time to go
back to new.net and read the fine print. This is it:

<fineprint>
* New.net domain names are accessible by persons that
use one of our partner ISPs to access the Internet or
who activate their browsers. This number is limited
now, but growing daily. For source information click
here.
</fineprint>

Basically, you have to use one of their partner ISPs
of install their plug-in. No way! I head that some of
the major ISPs don't support this - so I conclude that
they must have good reasons for this. So will I ignore
them as well!


Bjorn Van Simaeys
www.bvsenterprises.com


--- jim barchuk <jb(at)jbarchuk.com> wrote:
> HiHi!
> 
> > Here are some of the other dot sufixes being
> offered:
> >
> > .arts .auction .school .agent .church .llc .llp
> .love .golf .scifi .shop
> 
> > > FYI:  From an ad:
> > >
> > > "You are no longer limited to .com, .org and
> .net. Now you can get a
> 
> [sigh] I've been on the net for 7.5 yrs. I've been
> reading about these new
> tlds for 7.49 yrs. Can you imagine how pissed off
> all those people are who
> poured huge amounts of $ into these alleged
> pre-registrars that far back
> and have never seen *anything* happen?
> 
> Anyone can 'offer' and even sell anything even if
> they don't have it.
> They can take your money for it and are responsible
> for nothing more than
> what the contract says. They may not even be
> responsible for paying you
> back if what the sold but didn't have turns out to
> be nothing more than
> vapor.
> 
> Have a :) day!
> 
> jb
> 
> -- 
> jim barchuk
> jb(at)jbarchuk.com
> 
> 


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