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As I said earlier I had a domain stolen from me but here is another fuck up by NS that I noticed a couple of years ago.
I bought a local music website that was registered before their merger. When it was originally set up it was forwarded to a free host. After a month of trying to get the transfer through because the records were so fucked up from the merger I gave up. The last person I talked to told me to forward the domain and that it was through a 3rd party now.
I visited the said 3rd party website (don't remember the name) and entered the domain name. I signed up in my personal name for their forwarding service on a domain name still registered under the former owner. I entered the domain and the forwarding url, paid $10 or so and it was active immediately. This bothered me so I called and asked the people on the phone why it let me do this and their customer service had nothing to say about it.
Needless to say, I could have taken any domain registrered through NS and forward it to any url I chose in around 2 minutes. No information was needed aside from my billing info. Also, once you set up the forwarding like that you get a username/pass to your account so the original owner can't just go and edit. I don't know if the new owner could have changed it back simply by ordering forwarding from the company on the same domain or not.
This was in 2001 so I don't know if it still works but even if it could be corrected a high traffic site could lose alot of business if someone decided to do it.
I never touched their ass again and let the domain drop.
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