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Perhaps there is need for a new whois tool ...
Perhaps the browsers and email clients should support a tool that would issue a warning when the originating site is in a country that is a known haven for fraud. It really doesn't seem like it would be to hard to do, just a matter of verifying the orginating IP.
Posted by: George Mitchell   Posted on: 06/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Using whois data will destroy accuracy  ishmell@... | 06/27/06
So NOW they want to help us with Spyware...  BitTwiddler | 06/27/06
Unfortunately...  ishmell@... | 06/27/06
Fair enough  John L. Ries | 06/27/06
jesus, you mean they don't already?  baubo | 06/28/06
How about an Active Whois utility like Firefox has?  Mr. Roboto | 06/27/06
I have used whois for ages for ecommerce ...  George Mitchell | 06/27/06
Good Idea  GG4rest | 06/29/06
I Always Use It To Report Spam  EBathory | 06/28/06
It is not the information  IxeMan | 06/28/06
Spammers and phishers winning  Hsbarney@... | 06/28/06
Perhaps there is need for a new whois tool ...  George Mitchell | 06/28/06
The new generation browsers are  IxeMan | 06/28/06
Founding Principals of the Internet  IxeMan | 06/28/06
Principals or principles?  rahbm | 06/30/06
How would this affect whois proxies?  Colonel Panijk | 06/30/06

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