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Originally Posted by Gem
I still wonder when everybody knows that Directi is involved in high level of .IN domain scam then why people are still their customer or reseller ?. There should be boycott as they are greedy and their greed can show their true color any day ...... they are still involved in taking high traffic domains, we have lot of evidences against them and in short I want to say that your domains are not SAFE at all with them.
After I learn lesson from INDRP process I requested my Registrar Mitsu to secure Trade Mark for us and within 60 hours of application they provided me with the temporary trade mark no. and now almost after two years of my application I am in process of getting the TM within next 90 days. In my case I am completely dependent and have trust on my Registrar Mitsu for any .IN domain work whether INDRP process or TM problem.
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Gem,
You tell us to boycott DirectI, but you use yourself use Mitsu.
Do you have any idea who owns or who is associated with mitsu.
Mitsu is owned by Sanjeev Goyal.(Mistu.in was created in 2006.)
Sanjeev Goyal & Jagdish Purohit used to own the resgistry BusinessX.
Check the address of Mitsu.in
http://whois.domaintools.com/mitsu.in
and
Jagdish Purohit's address in INDRP filing
http://inregistry.in/policies/disput...s/business.pdf
None of the top .in keyword which were lost in the INDRP ruling were initially registed with DirectI or Mitsu.
May be, if you leave the top domain with either of them then your domain may be safe.
I feel there is lot of transperancy at .in Registry.
They were the 1st to ban the auctioning process of domains during the pre registration period.
http://registry.in/policies/advisory_la01
In addition, I don't know of any other cctLD Registry who post the disputed domain ruling in their site.
Expect for few ruling which were bad due to Registrar expoliting the loopholes in the system by teaming up with the Arbitrator, overall the ruling has been fair.
Rick,
May be you should get Divyank or Bhavin Turakhia for the panel discussion during the ccTLD Traffic conference.