Sigh, I'm going tired of this game... I finally got a link to the document that they referred me to, thinking it was from some Internet authority that gives them the right to steal the DNS error traffic, but no, the document was published by Verisign!:

Dear Christopher013,

Thank you so much for providing the information that I was directed to review.

I have done so, but I see that the document was authored by your company.

I hardly think that a document that you have created can give you the authority to steal the DNS error traffic that you have done, so I must again request that the Site Finder "service" be discontinued, or the paid search results options that you present be removed.

Thank you for your understanding and compliance,
Christian Nielsen


-----Original Message-----
From: Network Solutions [mailto:CustomerService@NetworkSolutions.com]
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 3:45 PM
To: christian@nielsentech.com
Subject: Re: DNS re-direction for non-existent domains

Dear Mr. Nielsen,

Thank you for contacting Network Solutions.

Please be advised that you may visit the URL below to read the document.

http://www.verisign.com/resources/gd/sitefinder/bestpractices.pdf

Please know that your inquiry is important to us, and we value your business.

Best regards,

Christopher013
Network Solutions Inc.
http://www.networksolutions.com

(hristian