October 22, 2002

Is evil too strong a word for netsol / verisign?

Christian Crumlish

veriSign / netsol evil. this new two-tiered password scheme of netsol's, surely it is designed primarily to once again entangle passive Internet domain holders into staying with verisign out of inertia or, short of that, stuck like flypaper to the new authentication scheme until the inevitable renewal deadline passes.

what is the easiest way to get all of my netsol domains transferred en masse to my preferred (or any other) domain-name registration provider?

Posted by xian at October 22, 2002 11:18 AM
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