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Originally Posted by feKIX   Lol!
Nobody is making you read this invincible. None of your posts have been positive so you obviously have a grievance with me raising this issue  |
It makes no odds to me what you raise.
Right at the start I asked you a few simple questions yet you didn't answer them and that was what started to make me wonder. Later on I asked you:
"Well you could say whether they're registered to the same Registant, a small selection of Registrants or twelve different Registrants. Are those Registrants a million miles apart or are they all located in the same town/city? If you listed the domain names here, we might be able to see for ourselves (although I get the impression you don't want or cannot do that)."
You didn't reply to any of that either.
You must know the names that you tried to register and who's picked them up. If 12 went to other parties all within a short while of you wanting them, how much more evidence do you need? I think others in this thread are potentially muddying the issue with information relating to their experiences, probably elsewhere, including with gTLD registrars that may be known for doing what you are suggesting may have occured.
I think it would be useful if you could try to bring this to some sort of conclusion, following a logical pattern of looking at what happened, how many times it occured and what's now shown in the WHOIS? Without a shred of accurate data it's impossible for anyone to accurately state anything useful that is relevant to your experiences/suggestions. Since you haven't wanted to do this I feel that discussing it may in fact simply be a waste of everyone's time. I hope this makes sense.
