> To stop or at least make more accountable, this sort of criminal > behaviour:
How will that help? Jetstar has an ABN yet still takes your money, cancels your flight, and refuses refunds even AFTER being told by DFT to do so! Pity they are a toothless tiger :-(
What!?!, the Internet has to be trusted as much as anyone else taking your
money!?! Whoda thunk it?
At least this lot now have one valuable life lesson - if they learn not to
be as stupid as most of their peers.
-- Regards, David.
David Clayton
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Knowledge is a measure of how many answers you have, intelligence is a
measure of how many questions you have.
>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
> How did you conclude that?
I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au, and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN .org.au has to have an organisation registration number.
This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot com site.
I'm not in favor of using an company operating in Australia that is not registered here.
........................................................................
>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>> How did you conclude that?
> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN .org.au has
> to have an organisation registration number.
> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
> com site.
> I'm not in favor of using an company operating in Australia that is not
> registered here.
> ........................................................................
> On 14/11/2011 9:46 PM, Rob wrote:
>> On 14/11/2011 9:52 PM, farkya hzalle wrote:
>>> On Nov 14, 7:41 pm, Rob<mesam...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> On 14/11/2011 6:07 PM, B J Foster wrote:
>>>>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>>>>> How did you conclude that?
>>>> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
>>>> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN
>>> Bullshit.
>>> .org.au has
>>>> to have an organisation registration number.
>>> More bullshit.
>>>> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
>>>> com site.
>>> So?
>> Can you cite where you have that information from just to prove I'm
>> wrong.
>> Don't just say its BS. That proves nothing, it says you know nothing.
> run it through whois
I don't have to. Applied a few times now setting up web sites.
".com.au, .net.au, .org.au
To register one of these domain names you will need an ABN, an ACN, an Incorporated Association Number or your registered business's identification number."
> On 14/11/2011 10:53 PM, atec77 wrote:
>> On 14/11/2011 9:46 PM, Rob wrote:
>>> On 14/11/2011 9:52 PM, farkya hzalle wrote:
>>>> On Nov 14, 7:41 pm, Rob<mesam...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> On 14/11/2011 6:07 PM, B J Foster wrote:
>>>>>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>>>>>> How did you conclude that?
>>>>> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
>>>>> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN
>>>> Bullshit.
>>>> .org.au has
>>>>> to have an organisation registration number.
>>>> More bullshit.
>>>>> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
>>>>> com site.
>>>> So?
>>> Can you cite where you have that information from just to prove I'm
>>> wrong.
>>> Don't just say its BS. That proves nothing, it says you know nothing.
>> run it through whois
> I don't have to. Applied a few times now setting up web sites.
> ".com.au, .net.au, .org.au
> To register one of these domain names you will need an ABN, an ACN, an
> Incorporated Association Number or your registered business's
> identification number."
> On 14/11/2011 10:12 PM, Rob wrote:
>> On 14/11/2011 10:53 PM, atec77 wrote:
>>> On 14/11/2011 9:46 PM, Rob wrote:
>>>> On 14/11/2011 9:52 PM, farkya hzalle wrote:
>>>>> On Nov 14, 7:41 pm, Rob<mesam...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> On 14/11/2011 6:07 PM, B J Foster wrote:
>>>>>>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>>>>>>> How did you conclude that?
>>>>>> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au,
>>>>>> .net.au,
>>>>>> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN
>>>>> Bullshit.
>>>>> .org.au has
>>>>>> to have an organisation registration number.
>>>>> More bullshit.
>>>>>> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
>>>>>> com site.
>>>>> So?
>>>> Can you cite where you have that information from just to prove I'm
>>>> wrong.
>>>> Don't just say its BS. That proves nothing, it says you know nothing.
>>> run it through whois
>> I don't have to. Applied a few times now setting up web sites.
>> ".com.au, .net.au, .org.au
>> To register one of these domain names you will need an ABN, an ACN, an
>> Incorporated Association Number or your registered business's
>> identification number."
>>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>>> How did you conclude that?
>> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
>> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN .org.au has
>> to have an organisation registration number.
>> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
>> com site.
>> I'm not in favor of using an company operating in Australia that is not
>> registered here.
>> ........................................................................
> >>>>>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
> >>>>>> How did you conclude that?
> >>>>> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
> >>>>> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN
> >>>> Bullshit.
> >>>> .org.au has
> >>>>> to have an organisation registration number.
> >>>> More bullshit.
> >>>>> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
> >>>>> com site.
> >>>> So?
> >>> Can you cite where you have that information from just to prove I'm
> >>> wrong.
> >>> Don't just say its BS. That proves nothing, it says you know nothing.
> >> run it through whois
> > I don't have to. Applied a few times now setting up web sites.
> > ".com.au, .net.au, .org.au
> > To register one of these domain names you will need an ABN, an ACN, an
> > Incorporated Association Number or your registered business's
> > identification number."
> > >> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
> > > How did you conclude that?
> > I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
> > and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN
"Requirements:
The .com.au domains can only be registered if you hold an ABN, ACN or
Registered Business Name. The domain name should be an exact match,
acronym or abbreviation of the domain name sought or is a close and
substantial connection to the legal identity"
> Bullshit.
> .org.au has
> > to have an organisation registration number.
> More bullshit.
".org.au
$36.00
2 years
A charity operating in Australia, as defined in the registrant’s
constitution or other documents of incorporation; or a non-profit
organisation operating in Australia, as defined in the registrant’s
constitution or other documents of incorporation.
.id.au
$36.00
2 years For individuals who are Australian citizens or residents. It
is the only domain name that does not require the Registrant (domain
name licensees) to be a commercial entity.
The id.au domain name must be exactly match of the registrant's
personal name
or be an acronym or abbreviation of the registrant? personal name;
or be otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant,
because the domain name:
(i) is derived from one or more words of the registrant's personal
name; or
(ii) includes one or more words of the registrant's personal name.
(names subject to availability - pre payment required - non refundable
on successful registration).
.asn.au
$36.00
2 years For incorporated associations, political parties, trade
unions, sporting and special interest clubs.
(names subject to availability - pre payment required - non refundable
on successful registration).
.edu.au The only registrar is http://www.domainname.edu.au/ "
>>> So there is a law regarding disclosure of ABN's on websites?
>> How did you conclude that?
> I think to have an Australian registered domain name .com.au, .net.au,
> and even .org.au you must have a registered company or ABN .org.au has
> to have an organisation registration number.
> This web site if you notice is not Australian register but just a dot
> com site.
> I'm not in favor of using an company operating in Australia that is not
> registered here.
> ........................................................................
> which is the lookup on this ABN number -interesting!@
Why do you think so many choose NOT to use a .au domain? Who wants to be controlled on the web by nanny state leftard control freaks? You even pay a bit more for the .au IIRC, for the privilege of them imposing rules on you. LOL!
-- "If we cut emissions today, global temperatures are not likely to drop
for about a thousand years. "
-- Tim (it ain't a gonna rain no more) Flannery
- Australian Climate Commissar
> Why do you think so many choose NOT to use a .au domain? Who wants to be > controlled on the web by nanny state leftard control freaks? You even > pay a bit more for the .au IIRC, for the privilege of them imposing > rules on you. LOL!
And showing to the world that they are dealing with a legitimate australian business rather than some fly by night scammer.
On Nov 15, 1:10 am, terryc <newsninespam-s...@woa.com.au> wrote:
> Oy Rool Out a Carbon Tax wrote:
> > Why do you think so many choose NOT to use a .au domain? Who wants to be
> > controlled on the web by nanny state leftard control freaks? You even
> > pay a bit more for the .au IIRC, for the privilege of them imposing
> > rules on you. LOL!
> And showing to the world that they are dealing with a legitimate
> australian business rather than some fly by night scammer.
Ah, you have a scam up your portal.
Possesing an ABN no way legitimises an organisation.
It means they will get pestered with BAS statements.
That's all.
>> Why do you think so many choose NOT to use a .au domain? Who wants to
>> be controlled on the web by nanny state leftard control freaks? You
>> even pay a bit more for the .au IIRC, for the privilege of them
>> imposing rules on you. LOL!
> And showing to the world that they are dealing with a legitimate
> australian business rather than some fly by night scammer.
If the world were interested.
-- "If we cut emissions today, global temperatures are not likely to drop
for about a thousand years. "
-- Tim (it ain't a gonna rain no more) Flannery
- Australian Climate Commissar
