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Vaya parece que las drogas les pegan duro.

Voy a tener que contestar bastante largo,, va una respuesta por mensaje.

Primero, nunca piden identificacion para comprar un dominio de internet. Cualquiera puede comprar un dominio y poner a otro como responsable. Que el de suempresa diga que lo compre yo es posible, pero no me han visto fisicamente y mis datos son conocidos y estan en su sistema porque yo he comprado antes con factura. La ultima compra que les hice a ellos fue alrededor del 6 de febrero. Especificamente del caso de posibilidad de suplantaciòn, ya reporte ese problema en foros privados y en el blog de icann hace varios meses. Para empezar, en los foros de Domainers soy conocido como WK, por mi cuenta de correo, y por esa razon use esa misma cuenta en el blog de icann. Pongo un mensaje que tengo a la mano donde reportaba el problema.... y la respuesta de la principal coordinadora de Icann sobre esto.

http://blog.icann.org/?p=76

Comment by WK
2007-03-28 16:27:18
Well, i think is good idea do something about the sites with Fake o inaccurate data.

Do u have a plan to detect and resolve unmanaged situations now ?

I think :

1 ) [color=#00FF00]What do if u are a priest, and someone fake a Porn site and put you as the owner, with RIGHT data including email ? In some scenarios mail is not possible, but in others, yes.

2 ) Some warning for the people who have as owner a email in the same domain

3 ) Some method to prevent privacy losses. - protectfly someone ?

4 ) some method to check and prevent stolen domains via reseller, more common in WWD resellers as far i know.

5 ) What about the bogus data info in whois ? I am thinking in more than the thousand use and drop cheap domains. I am thinking in domains with Wrong data, as this :

http://whois.domaintools.com/nerea.info

check the xxxxxxxxxx , THIS IS NOT THE DOMAIN, but i have some problems with local lawsuits for defamation, and have fake data or privacy activated. We are blocked in that cases

Respuesta Karen

Comment by Kieren McCarthy
2007-03-29 13:17:37
WK,

You raise some excellent points. And these are exactly the sort of questions (among many others) that ICANN tries to answer by holding wide, open, public consultations.

But as this RegisterFly example has made clear, the Internet and domain names are not simple. Everyone on the Internet has a view of how it should work - and many don’t understand how it currently works.

We are always trying to engage people, educate people and change the system where it is needed. That is why we had the RegisterFly open forum session, and why we will continue to review the agreement that underpin the domain name system.

Please follow what we do, engage the meetings we have on the public participation website (at http://public.icann.org), and post your responses on our forums. We are listening.

Kieren