Luckily, easyDNS is nice enough to honor the remaining time on your domains.
All registrars do that. It's because when you pay for the time with the previous registrar, it sends part to the central registry. Thus the time is already purchased. When you transfer to the new registrar, all it can do is add onto that time.
As another reply to my post acknowledge, and which you were apparently to dense to discern, is that I was alluding to the fact the government, in an attempt to make life easier, does in fact make life more difficult.
No, I just don't care. If the glass is a reasonable size and it's reasonably full, who gives a shit? Are you so worried they're gonna short you a few ml or 1/64 of a pint or something?
It brings you no closer to anything. If the pubs idea of a pint is a little less than another pubs idea, then they can simply add water to equal it out. You can look at something, or measure it yourself, to see if you want it.
Ever heard of buyer beware? If I advertise my Cola product as being 2 WhatEvers, then it's your obligation to find out what a WhatEver equals, not buy the product, or buy it knowing that you don't know how much it is. God, people want the government to hold their hand through everything nowadays.
You just provided the same drivel over again. Provide one good logical reason why the government should be dictating how two companies should communicate about their potential trade.
If that's true, it's retarded. Who cares what someone measures their shit in? It's their shit, they should be able to do whatever they want to it. If they sell it, then the buyer can measure it in their own units beforehand.
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And the same with GANDI, Dotster, GoDaddy, and pretty much any other registrar. You acted like it was something special.
Luckily, easyDNS is nice enough to honor the remaining time on your domains.
All registrars do that. It's because when you pay for the time with the previous registrar, it sends part to the central registry. Thus the time is already purchased. When you transfer to the new registrar, all it can do is add onto that time.
As another reply to my post acknowledge, and which you were apparently to dense to discern, is that I was alluding to the fact the government, in an attempt to make life easier, does in fact make life more difficult.
No, I just don't care. If the glass is a reasonable size and it's reasonably full, who gives a shit? Are you so worried they're gonna short you a few ml or 1/64 of a pint or something?
So in other words, you want the government to make life simpler for you? Yeah, right.
It brings you no closer to anything. If the pubs idea of a pint is a little less than another pubs idea, then they can simply add water to equal it out. You can look at something, or measure it yourself, to see if you want it.
Ever heard of buyer beware? If I advertise my Cola product as being 2 WhatEvers, then it's your obligation to find out what a WhatEver equals, not buy the product, or buy it knowing that you don't know how much it is. God, people want the government to hold their hand through everything nowadays.
That is an internal fuck-up. We're talking about the government dictating how the public at large deals with measurement.
You just provided the same drivel over again. Provide one good logical reason why the government should be dictating how two companies should communicate about their potential trade.
Maybe not the world, but the internet does.
If that's true, it's retarded. Who cares what someone measures their shit in? It's their shit, they should be able to do whatever they want to it. If they sell it, then the buyer can measure it in their own units beforehand.
No, you were correct. Revenue is sales, profit is what the other poster is referring to.
http://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=capitalism
'nough said
More like Capitalist (Microsoft) vs Socialist (Linux).
Sure, mod me down, but you still know it's true.
I've never used ish either. Never even heard of ish! Is there anyone here that's used ish?
(Before you complain... Go Fuck Yourself!)
Which of course is delivered to /dev/null!
This is totally wrong.
ICANN requires that every registrar have a transfer agreement with another registrar in place in case it goes out of business.
GANDI used to have more about this, but it still has a little: GANDI FAQ.
Oh fuck, that guy is posting from my account again!
Stop humping your dog, you sick pinko faggot!
It's an implied verbal contract then. Contracts don't have to be written on paper.
or if you show that the owner reasonably should have known the crime was happening
Have you been digging through my trash?!
Hey, dumbass, you could take box cutters on planes at that time.
You show a picture of Hitler to someone, and they automatically become angry.
Don't you wish? I think he's just swell!
To many, otherwise helpless people, it is.