auHQ.com.au was supposed to drop yesterday.
… however, for some strange reason, even though the domain name had bids on both the drop platforms, it didn’t drop.
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Author: Robert
Current Afilias Team Leader worked for Jonathan Horne.
According to Linked In, the current Technical Support Team Leader (Gaby Facci) at Afilias Australia previously worked for Jonathan Horne as his personal assistant, as well as his…
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Have the drop-catching rules changed?
According to Terrific, drop-catching doesn’t exist. If you’re as confused as we are, read on…
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Your last chance to VOTE on big domain changes!
Australia’s Domain Name Policy Reform and Direct “.au” Implementation Plan is HERE! Make sure you have your say…
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It’s not a “bug” it’s a “process to delay a domain from dropping” – Part III
Continuing on from our last article that outlined how Drop.com.au used “technical trickery” to stop a domain name from dropping,
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Drop.com.au – Names for Mates – Part II
On Thursday, Drop.com.au gave possession of their Terrific server connection to someone they have a commercial relationship with, so he could buy Company.com.au for $6.50. This domain had verified bids of $17,777 on Wednesday and $27,777 on Thursday with Drop’s competitor, Netfleet.
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Funny business going on at Drop.com.au? – Part I
What you are about to read, in my opinion, is red-handed proof that an Australian domain name drop catching platform has potentially manipulated catching of the premium dropping domain name, Company.com.au(.)
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When will corporations learn it’s NOT OKAY to steal domain names?
Here’s another example of a massive corporation attempting to hijack a domain name through the auDRP Process, only to waste their money and cement NO CHANCE of them ever owning the domain name again, take a look at this…
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22 years after the internet invented, guy registers ABN and demands geo-generic domain name for free.
If this isn’t blatant attempted domain name thievery, I don’t know what is… So why has auDA felt the need to publicly publish this rubbish?
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auDA Licensing Rules Final Consultation
The rules governing the issuing of licences for the use of domain names in the .au ccTLD, as at April 2019. Read slowly and carefully…
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Has auDA been running a sham consultation process for Direct .AU Registrations?
On Sept 2017 – auDA approved Direct .AU Registrations “in principle” according to the September 2017 auDA Board minutes. Seven
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