Harsh wrote:

> I have domain just entered into the RGP as i know, registrar should
> stop resolving it but instead he started displaying the ads over it. i
> have complained via internic but no result has taken till now, i
> accept that i dont have anymore control over it but i want that
> atleast rules must be followed.

No, a registrar can't display ads on a web page.

The server hosting a web page can display ads, though you
should see what your contract says about it.

If your registrar is also hosting the web site, then it
could do it, but as the hosting server not the registrar.

-- glen

In article <6641c88c.0404020716.2c15eaa1@posting.google.com>,
Harsh wrote:
>I have domain just entered into the RGP as i know, registrar should
>stop resolving it but instead he started displaying the ads over it. i
>have complained via internic but no result has taken till now, i
>accept that i dont have anymore control over it but i want that
>atleast rules must be followed.
>
>Harsh

It's your domain and you can do whatever you want with it. I
assume you have some default "parking" page set up by
your registrar. Just set it up properly.


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richard@vrx.news (Richard Sexton) wrote in message news:...
> In article <6641c88c.0404020716.2c15eaa1@posting.google.com>,
> Harsh wrote:
> >I have domain just entered into the RGP as i know, registrar should
> >stop resolving it but instead he started displaying the ads over it. i
> >have complained via internic but no result has taken till now, i
> >accept that i dont have anymore control over it but i want that
> >atleast rules must be followed.
> >
> >Harsh
>
> It's your domain and you can do whatever you want with it. I
> assume you have some default "parking" page set up by
> your registrar. Just set it up properly.

I think i had not described the problem properly
Actually my domain is expired and as per ICANN a domain is under RGP
(redemption Grace Period) for next 35 days. where it is not resolved
and no message can be displayed by the registerar after which its free
for anyone to register it.
but the registrar here is displaying ads i have repeatedly complained
him to stop this. but he ignored me.
you all may think why i did so. Actually i want to shift the
registrar, because of numerous reasons. so i decided to allow it
expire and have placed a backorder with my desired registrar.
i think this will help you understand my problem.

Harsh

You are crazy. If you want/need the domain name there is no way you should
take the chance on getting it on a drop. There is too much competition and
not enough guarantees. Pay the renewal fee and be done with it then you may
transfer it wherever you choose.


"Harsh" wrote in message
news:6641c88c.0404050754.4da05553@posting.google.c om...
> richard@vrx.news (Richard Sexton) wrote in message
news:...
> > In article <6641c88c.0404020716.2c15eaa1@posting.google.com>,
> > Harsh wrote:
> > >I have domain just entered into the RGP as i know, registrar should
> > >stop resolving it but instead he started displaying the ads over it. i
> > >have complained via internic but no result has taken till now, i
> > >accept that i dont have anymore control over it but i want that
> > >atleast rules must be followed.
> > >
> > >Harsh
> >
> > It's your domain and you can do whatever you want with it. I
> > assume you have some default "parking" page set up by
> > your registrar. Just set it up properly.
>
> I think i had not described the problem properly
> Actually my domain is expired and as per ICANN a domain is under RGP
> (redemption Grace Period) for next 35 days. where it is not resolved
> and no message can be displayed by the registerar after which its free
> for anyone to register it.
> but the registrar here is displaying ads i have repeatedly complained
> him to stop this. but he ignored me.
> you all may think why i did so. Actually i want to shift the
> registrar, because of numerous reasons. so i decided to allow it
> expire and have placed a backorder with my desired registrar.
> i think this will help you understand my problem.
>
> Harsh