notified by auDA

[latin_sydney]

I received a complaint from auDA via my registra regarding some of my .au domains.

Does auDA carry out their own investigations (independently assess domains), or take action only if a complaint is made?

thanks

 

[nt81]

Prepare the lubricant.

And as many people here will tell you. Speak to a lawyer first and don't attempt to reason with AuDA yourself

Previous threads you should read :

https://www.dntrade.com.au/domain-legal-issues/8209-response-to-auda-complaint.html
https://www.dntrade.com.au/general-domain-discussion/1524-power-auda.html

 

[latin_sydney]

I know Im in breach of some policy should I manual delete from my account or let it go into pending delete.

I still dont know if its an anonymous complaint lodged.

 

[nt81]

In your previous threads, you had that Sydney+keyword domain dispute going on. Reckon they have kicked up a stink with AuDA and done the dirty on you?

Or have you registered some policy delete domains?

 

[latin_sydney]

These domains were registered under a different entity .

The Sydney+keyword domain issue is now solved.

Should I manual delete from my account or let it go into pending delete.

 

[FirstPageResults]

Auda policy is strictly complaints based. They may audit after a complaint, however.

 

[nt81]

So drop the hot potato?

 

[latin_sydney]

Should I manual delete?

 

[Horshack]

I don't think it's going to make any difference now so maybe you should just let it run its course.

 

[Mick]

Auda policy is strictly complaints based. They may audit after a complaint, however.

Depending on the complaint auDA may look into other domains held by the same registrant and ask for eligibility if they can't determine it any other way.

 

[Cooper Mills DomainLawyer]

Depending on the complaint auDA may look into other domains held by the same registrant and ask for eligibility if they can't determine it any other way.

I agree with Mick, it is complaints based, however, once a complaint is investigated, auDA often examines the registrant's eligibility to hold other domains in its portfolio. Moral of the story make sure you are eligible to hold domains and avoid questionable domains such as TM infringing ones.

It is not hard to play by the rules!

 

[robert]

Good advice Cooper Mills Domain Lawyer