They must have a contract with NSI to get this information anyway, they do not ripp it ouf of the whois results. And notice the part saying "without the prior express written permission of Network Solutions"... they HAVE this written permission.
for MONTHS already, the whois database is nolonger public. The reason for this is that many people got it and ripped the eMails from it to spam people. Now Internic needs you to sign a contract to get the full database.
My guess is, the reason they added this small part below the whois results of their db is that their lawyers told them to. They might have to mention it there too if they do not give out the Database.
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This has NOTHING to do with Domain Surfer.
... they HAVE this written permission.
They must have a contract with NSI to get this information anyway, they do not ripp it ouf of the whois results. And notice the part saying "without the prior express written permission of Network Solutions"
At least I VERY much hope so.
- Fabian Thylmann
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Hey,
for MONTHS already, the whois database is nolonger public. The reason for this is that many people got it and ripped the eMails from it to spam people. Now Internic needs you to sign a contract to get the full database.
My guess is, the reason they added this small part below the whois results of their db is that their lawyers told them to. They might have to mention it there too if they do not give out the Database.
- Fabian Thylmann