Andrew Wright
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...and he doesn't want to talk to you (email from:do-not-reply@afilias.com.au). Yeah, okay, there's a contact email address later in the email, but nothing says "we don't care" like "do-not-reply" - http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+you+shouldn't+use+do-not-reply+email+addresses
Oh and this bit...
The comedy of errors continues...
(Email sent to au registrants, regardless of whether they are an existing registrant. I had this sent to me for two new registrations under the same ABN)
Oh and this bit...
...is an absolute gem. It points at https://ausregistry.com.au/
The comedy of errors continues...
(Email sent to au registrants, regardless of whether they are an existing registrant. I had this sent to me for two new registrations under the same ABN)
Subject: Introduction to .au Domain Names
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are listed as the registrant
contact for a new .au domain name XXXXXXXX
I am the CEO of auDA, the Australian
internet domain name regulator. I am writing to you to explain some of
the things that auDA does to safeguard both
your domain name and your rights as a domain name registrant.
Each domain name in .au is managed by an auDA accredited registrar.
Registrars and their resellers are bound by a Code of Practice
(http://www.auda.org.au/policies/auda-2003-09/).
In our role as industry regulator, auDA publishes Consumer Alerts and
other information that may be relevant to you. If you want to ensure
that you are kept up to date, you can subscribe
to our announcements list at
http://www.auda.org.au/about/announcements/.
One of the responsibilities you have as a domain name registrant is to
ensure that the contact information in your domain name record is kept
up to date. To check your information go to http://www.mywebname.com.au/
and do a Whois search. If you need to make changes to the information
then you should contact your registrar.
I hope this information is of use to you. More detailed information can
be found on our web site, including our online brochure Australian
Domain Names - An Overview
at http://www.auda.org.au/pdf/auda-overview.pdf.
Please do not reply to this email by using the reply button. If you wish
to contact auDA, please email info@auda.org.au.
Regards
CEO-auDA
info@auda.org.au
www.auda.org.au
Is that Mr CEO-auDA?
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are listed as the registrant
contact for a new .au domain name XXXXXXXX
I am the CEO of auDA, the Australian
internet domain name regulator. I am writing to you to explain some of
the things that auDA does to safeguard both
your domain name and your rights as a domain name registrant.
Each domain name in .au is managed by an auDA accredited registrar.
Registrars and their resellers are bound by a Code of Practice
(http://www.auda.org.au/policies/auda-2003-09/).
In our role as industry regulator, auDA publishes Consumer Alerts and
other information that may be relevant to you. If you want to ensure
that you are kept up to date, you can subscribe
to our announcements list at
http://www.auda.org.au/about/announcements/.
One of the responsibilities you have as a domain name registrant is to
ensure that the contact information in your domain name record is kept
up to date. To check your information go to http://www.mywebname.com.au/
and do a Whois search. If you need to make changes to the information
then you should contact your registrar.
I hope this information is of use to you. More detailed information can
be found on our web site, including our online brochure Australian
Domain Names - An Overview
at http://www.auda.org.au/pdf/auda-overview.pdf.
Please do not reply to this email by using the reply button. If you wish
to contact auDA, please email info@auda.org.au.
Regards
CEO-auDA
info@auda.org.au
www.auda.org.au
Is that Mr CEO-auDA?
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