Things will dwindle out in time, once their database is stale, and they
can't get a freshly hacked one from anywhere.

If they use their exisiting database to guess the next round of expiries,
then they may give up after they find their hit rate is too low, and there's
no retrun on their investment.

Given time, and the measures auDA's already taken, this type of spam will
stop eventually.

It'll just take some time to starve itself of its resources, thats all.

-Sean.

-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Dever [mailto:anthony§billiousness.com]
Sent: Thursday, 17 July 2003 3:03 PM
To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
Subject: Re: [DNS] .net.au Regsitration Offer



> DNA represents a generic concept, if they don't exist, others may take
> their place.

Hey Lucian,

I fully agree, but I doubt other scammers would continue to make attempts as
DNA have. It's like the episode of the Simpsons when Lisa compares Bart's
intellengence against the intelligence of a mouse. The mouse get zapped once
by the electified cake and doesn't attempt to eat it again. On the otherhand
Bart keeps touching the cake and gets zapped everytime.  I'm assuming that
most scam domain name operatoers would get zapped by auDDA, ACCC and the
fedral court once and not go back. Yet DNA keep coming back to get zapped
time and time again. In my opinion it seems that the mangement behind DNA
are either really devious or really stupid.


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