Domain Security risk?

• From: Jim McBurnett
• Date: Tue Aug 26 10:40:28 2008

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Hey folks,
I have a customer that owns a domain and has owned it for years.
Out of the blue they got an email from Asia Internet Network Information Center.
They claim to be an approved Domain name dispute resolution committee member.
When I researched it:   http://www.adndrc.org/adndrc/index.html
They do not appear to be "approved".

Has anyone had dealings with them?
Currently I am pushing this to ICANN and Network Solutions (domain registrar).

Comments?
Ideas?



Thanks,


Jim McBurnett
Senior Network Engineer
CCNP,CCVP, CCDA
Thomas Glover Associates, Inc.
864-473-1200 x 106 office
864-641-5863 Cell

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