Comments on: Domain Tasting by the Big Companies including Network Solutions? http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/ Just Good SEO - No Hype Thu, 13 May 2010 21:00:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: NetSol and ICANN Sued Over Domain Tasting : From The Desk Of PJ Neal http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-13813 NetSol and ICANN Sued Over Domain Tasting : From The Desk Of PJ Neal Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:06:06 +0000 http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/#comment-13813 [...] and ICANN over the controversial practice of domain tasting. The suit was initiated on behalf of Chris McElroy, a search engine optimization specialist who goes by the handle NameCritic. McElroy has long been an extremely vocal critic of ICANN and is a regular participant on the [...] [...] and ICANN over the controversial practice of domain tasting. The suit was initiated on behalf of Chris McElroy, a search engine optimization specialist who goes by the handle NameCritic. McElroy has long been an extremely vocal critic of ICANN and is a regular participant on the [...]

]]> By: chrismcelroyseo http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-13740 chrismcelroyseo Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:14:36 +0000 http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/#comment-13740 Well ICANN finally changed the add/grace period or AGP so that it will curtail many of the problems it created. My lawsuit against Network Solutions and ICANN was settled and NetSol no longer holds up domain names you searched in their whois for 5 days like they did before. So, if you fight hard enough, you can make small changes happen. I agree with you about domains being sold and auctioned by registrars. That's another practice that needs to be stopped. Well ICANN finally changed the add/grace period or AGP so that it will curtail many of the problems it created.

My lawsuit against Network Solutions and ICANN was settled and NetSol no longer holds up domain names you searched in their whois for 5 days like they did before.

So, if you fight hard enough, you can make small changes happen.

I agree with you about domains being sold and auctioned by registrars. That’s another practice that needs to be stopped.

]]> By: Ken http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-13735 Ken Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:57:43 +0000 http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/#comment-13735 In addition to the domain tasting that you mentioned. Other domain registrars such as Godaddy pick similar names based on registrations and moves them to a sister site. If later on you decide that you want the website or you made a mistake, you need to purchase the website for a fee of $1000 or more. This practice is highly unethical and equivalent to insider trading, and should be prosecuted. In addition to the domain tasting that you mentioned. Other domain registrars such as Godaddy pick similar names based on registrations and moves them to a sister site. If later on you decide that you want the website or you made a mistake, you need to purchase the website for a fee of $1000 or more.
This practice is highly unethical and equivalent to insider trading, and should be prosecuted.

]]> By: Web Worker Daily » Archive Network Solutions and ICANN Sued for Domain Tasting « http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-5431 Web Worker Daily » Archive Network Solutions and ICANN Sued for Domain Tasting « Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:04:36 +0000 http://seoserviceprovider.com/seoblog/2008/01/10/domain-tasting-by-the-big-companies-including-network-solutions/#comment-5431 [...] to domain tasting is to eliminate the 5-day grace period,” McElroy commented in a recent blog entry. “There is no real need for the grace period. For every one legitimate person dropping a [...] [...] to domain tasting is to eliminate the 5-day grace period,” McElroy commented in a recent blog entry. “There is no real need for the grace period. For every one legitimate person dropping a [...]

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