Stry_cat writes "Over a year ago ICANN moved to clean up misbehaving registrars like GoDaddy. They released this scary sounding advisory. However, over a year later, problems remain. One company is now publicly complaining. Some of the biggest registrars are slammed for their actions. 'Register.com is one frustrating company. The ICANN policy clearly prohibits blocking a grant of a domain name that has expired but not yet been deleted. Despite that, a purchaser


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doc prohibited doing so. They freely admit it, too. ... We see a similar problem with many transfers from Network Solutions.'"

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