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DN.com : Domain escrow steps up security with mandatory ID verification

Posted by DomainGang on September 18, 2015, at 3:48 pm

Chinese domain escrow, DN.com, has announced that they are stepping up security measures to combat fraud. The company’s announcement addressed domain theft and fraud as being rampant. From now on, all DN.com accounts must be certified using an official form of identity, such as a police ID, a driver’s license or a passport. Such security […]

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