Rajnesh D. Singh

Rajnesh D. Singh

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Joined on September 30, 2006
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Rajnesh Singh is Chairman of the Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society ([url=http://www.picisoc.org](PICISOC)[/url]) and Chair of ICANN's Asia Pacific Regional At-Large Organisation [url=http://www.apralo.org](APRALO)[/url]. He is an engineer and an entrepreneur with a wide technical background and management experience across many sectors. Rajnesh has consulted on Communications & Power Infrastructure, Project Management and Business Strategy for medium to large companies and organisations in the Asia Pacific region, and holds several advisory roles across multiple sectors. Rajnesh is the founding President of the IPv6 Forum Pacific Islands and is also Director of the Pacific Internet Technology Centre. To earn his keep, Rajnesh is Chief Operating Officer at PATARA, a leading technology vendor in the Pacific Islands, and Senior Vice President Operations & Strategy at AvonSys, an Internet startup. His current areas of interest are ICT Policy in Developing and Emerging Economies, Internet evolution, and Effective Business Strategies in Developing Markets. Rajnesh speaks multiple languages and has a strong interest in sports.

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I, the Domain Name Tasting Victim

Related Topics: Cybercrime,  DNS,  Domain Management,  Domain Names,  New TLDs,  Whois,

I have recently been a "victim" of the domain name tasting "scam". A domain name (.COM) which is related to me personally (and which was owned by someone else previously) expired and as I knew from Whois (which is another debate on its own) that the expiry date was coming up, I kept a watch on when it would become available so I could register it. To cut a long story short, it took me nearly 6 weeks to get the domain. Each time the domain dropped off the 5 day grace period (it is not really something that would generate ad revenue), it would be picked up by a different registrant... more

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I, the Domain Name Tasting Victim

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