Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by ericb on Thursday January 10, 2008 @01:01AM
(#96686)
I wonder if continually searching trademark-based names and notifying over-aggressive corporate trademark lawyers might be a better strategy? Maybe your script should be "mcdonaldsrestaurant#{i}.com"
There was a thread on reddit where people had gotten NS to register some names that might be awkward to explain to any outsiders (gross, non-pc stuff, etc). If you have a non-pc sense of humor, you might enjoy:
Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by timr on Wednesday January 09, 2008 @02:07AM
(#96267)
This won't do anything but load their server slightly. They're using the 5-day cancellation rule, so they don't actually pay for the domains that they reserve.
Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by mynameishere on Wednesday January 09, 2008 @09:43AM
(#96342)
Could be wrong here, but the point is to draw enough attention so that the refund policy is changed.
Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by timr on Wednesday January 09, 2008 @01:00PM
(#96409)
Yeah, but why would this help? Unless you can hurt their bottom line, you're unlikely to change their behavior.
Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by bkbleikamp on Wednesday January 09, 2008 @06:44PM
(#96597)
If a few thousand people run this server a day or two before Q1 ends they'll have to explain to the press why they missed earnings projections by so much
Re:Every time you search for a domain on Network Solutions, ...
by daniel-cussen on Wednesday January 09, 2008 @05:21PM
(#96552)
If the press pays attention to this, it could make them lose potential clients.
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