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]]> By: » GoDaddy finds another forum to publish their opinion on “Domain Kiting” - DomainEditorial.com http://www.domaineditorial.com/2006/05/19/traffic-testing-gets-more-negative-press/comment-page-1/#comment-43 » GoDaddy finds another forum to publish their opinion on “Domain Kiting” - DomainEditorial.com Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:39:56 +0000 http://www.domaineditorial.com/archives/2006/05/19/traffic-testing-gets-more-negative-press/#comment-43 [...] Basically the article is a reprise of his blog post. Once again, he does provide numbers, but he does not provide any statistics or more detailed information on the registrars that he accuses of registering and deleting the same names continuously within the grace period. As far as we could tell in our research, names do indeed often get tested multiple times in a row. But this testing occurs via different registrars and different corporate entities. [...] [...] Basically the article is a reprise of his blog post. Once again, he does provide numbers, but he does not provide any statistics or more detailed information on the registrars that he accuses of registering and deleting the same names continuously within the grace period. As far as we could tell in our research, names do indeed often get tested multiple times in a row. But this testing occurs via different registrars and different corporate entities. [...]

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