TLD Agreements

[Laurie-Resell1]

Resellone clients please go to http://www.resellone.net/about/legal.aspx, to send in the TLD agreements, they can either be faxed in or you can sign and scan them, then email them to support@resellone.net. There is one for each TLD that you may want to offer. Please let us know if you have any questions.

[Spokuz]

A question Laurie. We have to scan all the 4 pages of each TLD agreement and send them all to you? Where can we sign, last page?

Just another question? What about a mass mail to resellone clients with this post information;)

[kasey]

Something I'm not clear on... why do we as resellers need to sign these? I recognize the wording almost exactly from OpenSRS... these are the registry-registrant agreements, which have nothing to do with the RSPs (besides the fact that it's our job to make sure the end user is aware of it).

[nsp]

Do we just write our name and sign at the end of the agreement? Shouldn't just the last page be enough?

[Laurie-Resell1]

OKay I was just made aware that these documents are for you the resellers to have available to your end users. Sorry for the confusion. I did also send a email to all of the active resellers through our system.

[Spokuz]

No problem at all :)

[atbez]

OKay I was just made aware that these documents are for you the resellers to have available to your end users. Sorry for the confusion. I did also send a email to all of the active resellers through our system.
Does this mean that we would have to have anyone that wants to register a domain sign one of these and fax it in? Really?

[Jeff]

I think you simply would need to integrate the agreement into your order process (e.g. "click here to confirm that you've read and agree to this (link here) registration agreement.)

[kasey]

I think you simply would need to integrate the agreement into your order processYeah... that's the basic idea. Once I can get my online ordering/hosting signup script going (whenever access to the API becomes available), I'm just throwing the contract text into an inline frame on the page and giving them a checkbox to indicate that they've read and agree to the terms. That's stood the test of time with OpenSRS, so I would imagine it'll do here.

[Laurie-Resell1]

Yeah... that's the basic idea. Once I can get my online ordering/hosting signup script going (whenever access to the API becomes available), I'm just throwing the contract text into an inline frame on the page and giving them a checkbox to indicate that they've read and agree to the terms. That's stood the test of time with OpenSRS, so I would imagine it'll do here.


That sounds like the best way to integrate these into your systems, once we have the API out there. I apologize again for the length of time it is taking to get it to y'all, but we want to be sure that it is right first.