I see it time and time again…….When someone in the requests section submits a request without a specific budget range people send over their names – why do they do this?

Surely this is just encouraging more people to do it (contrary to the rules) and makes you look a little desperate. It also shows a lack of business acumen (imo)

I personally would not want to do business with someone who has either submitted a half arsed request or responded to one…….

No Budget Range in Request Section – Why Submit Names?

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It’s Way Too Easy to Get a .gov Domain Name

Earlier this month, KrebsOnSecurity received an email from a researcher who said he got a .gov domain simply by filling out and emailing an online form, grabbing some letterhead off the homepage of a small U.S. town that only has a “.us” domain name, and impersonating the town’s mayor in the application.

“I used a fake Google Voice number and fake Gmail address,” said the source, who asked to remain anonymous for this story but who said he did it mainly as a thought experiment. “The only…

It’s Way Too Easy to Get a .gov Domain Name