> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Berkeley [mailto:magic2147§optushome.com.au] 
> Sent: Tuesday, 20 August 2002 11:39 PM
> To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
> Subject: [DNS] On holidays
> 
> 
> I am curently staring at an unsolicited letter from a "domain 
> name provider": 
> 
> The letter makes the following statements in relation to a 
> .com.au domain: 
> 
> a) Renew now for the lowest price... 
> b) we can offer you licence renewal at the lowest price 
> c) ... when we renew your domain name... 
> d) Please see over for a Renewal Application form  
> e) ...if you have any questions about your licence renewal... 
> f) Remember if you do not renew your licence... ...So renew today... 
> g) Domain Name Licence Renewal Number <9 digit number deleted> 
> h) I authorise... ...to... ...arrange... renewal... 
> 
> Further the letter is signed by  someone rejoicing in the 
> title of "Licence Renewals  
> Manager". 
> 
> This is your task: explain to me in simple English how a 
> reasonable person receiving  
> such a  letter would construe this letter to be anything 
> other than an offer to renew the  
> licence for the domain. 
> cb

Answer: you can't.

My charity is The Salvation Army. Thanks, they'll appreciate the
donation.

Dave Hooper