We have lodged a complaint with a Registrar of Record regarding a .com.au domain which is held by a deregistered Australian company.
The Registrar in this case responded as follows:
"We have notified the registrant of their deregistered entity. They have 14 days to update the entity,or the domain will be deleted and available for public registration."
It was our understanding that if a complaint was lodged with the Registrar for a .com.au domain held by a deregistered company the only option was for the domain to be deleted.
This was the case last July when we lodged a complaint with a different Registrar, also regarding a deregistered company, and on that occasion the only option apparently was for the domain to be deleted.
Has the auDA policy in this respect changed over the last 6 months or is this a case of a Registrar having a different approach?
The Registrar in this case responded as follows:
"We have notified the registrant of their deregistered entity. They have 14 days to update the entity,or the domain will be deleted and available for public registration."
It was our understanding that if a complaint was lodged with the Registrar for a .com.au domain held by a deregistered company the only option was for the domain to be deleted.
This was the case last July when we lodged a complaint with a different Registrar, also regarding a deregistered company, and on that occasion the only option apparently was for the domain to be deleted.
Has the auDA policy in this respect changed over the last 6 months or is this a case of a Registrar having a different approach?