VeriSign service

[cutty]

Hey Guys,

Tell me what you all think about the new VeriSign service.

The Internet services provider announced on Wednesday a new Fraud Protection Service that ties geographical information from its domain-registry database, managed by VeriSign’s Network Solutions, to timing data from its credit-card ************* service. The technology, which the company has tested for the last 18 months on its own business, will identify transactions that have an unacceptable probability of being fraudulent.

I am just thinking that this is a good thing but also it limits buyer mobility. Tell what you think.

Full article Link (http://www.msnbc.com/news/928491.asp?0dm=C239T)

Guidance....

[RoadClosed]

Buyer mobility is already weak at VeriSign. However, I assume that this will indeed stop or help alleviate IP hijacking. Whatever you do, never change your email address. It takes a week to prove who you are, expecially to move a DNS server.

[KorpDeath]

I think it's a great way to get customer demographics, too. I'm wondering why no privacy watchdog groups have jumped all over this, seems a blatant attempt to gain more marketing info. hehehe

[White_Eskimo]

not that it matters but i got really excited when i saw this post, my mom is a Venture Capitalist and one of her companies is VeriSign. If you guys have any questions about VeriSign, please email me at wdpballa1@aol.com and i might be able to answer them :)

By the way, you mentioned above credit-card ************* service . The company that does this is called CyberCash and VeriSign recently bought it for this reason. Just a fun fact to know...