Re: [nc-whois] role accounts etc.

[k@widgital.com (Kristy McKee)]

A Company can use a Role account this way:


ADMIN CONTACT:

Name: WHOIS ADMIN
E-Mail (whois_admin@companydomain.com)
Telephone (company mail line or company's IT main line)
Postal (company address)

This TASK can be assigned to any Administrator.

BILLING Contact

Name: WHOIS BILLING
E-Mail (whois_bills@companydomain.com)
Telephone (company mail line or company's IT main line)
Postal (company address)

TECHNICAL Contact

Name: WHOIS TECH
E-Mail (whois_tech@companydomain.com)
Telephone (company mail line or company's IT main line)
Postal (company address)


The e-mail accounts, postal mail, and telephone inquiries can be routed to 
actual people.

If the Registrant does not exist and the contact information is like above, 
we may consider them fraudulent; but if the company exists, PLEASE NOTE it 
is much easier to move an alias from one mail account to another rather 
than update a NIC handle AND with the current rate of technical employees 
loosing their jobs I think we can all understand the great convenience a 
Role Account provides.


:)


At 08:23 PM 11/18/2002 +0100, Thomas Roessler wrote:
>On 2002-11-18 13:54:35 -0500, Steve Metalitz wrote:
>
>>Who interprets it that way?
>
>At least Berryhill. If we can come to agreement that this
>interpretation is just nuts, we can and (I think) should state that 
>instead of the language I proposed -- in more courteous words, of course.
>
>(One of the concerns I have is that some loose cannon in the
>anti-spam scene [some bad experience available upon request] may
>start to actually use that interpretation and put pressure on
>registrars to accept it.  In fact, these guys are the most likely
>source for accuracy inquiries about good faith registrations.)
>
>--
>Thomas Roessler                        <roessler@does-not-exist.org>