So, what you do is not front running (nah, using a domain search done by your customers who trust you to register domains then parking them for 5 days) but when others do it it is OK?

So, if “millions” of domains is not OK, and what you are doing is OK, where is the cutoff? 500,000 is OK? 50,000 is OK? How many queries does NetSol receive in a day? 5,000? Surely you have more than 500 queries a day.

I work at Network Solutions, and wanted to respond to your claims of hypocrisy and schemes and clarify a couple of points. We are not front runners.
Tasters and Front Runners deal in registering and deleting millions of domains within the 5 day grace period while they test them to see if they would be profitable to keep. Network Solutions does not engage in this practice.
We have an opt-in reservation for our customers in order to help protect their interests against Tasters and Front Runners. Applying a non-refundable $.20 fee in the 5 day AGP will make the Tasters’ monetizing efforts during the 5 day window unprofitable.
We made this statement as we feel next week’s conference is a critical moment for domain registration and issues of tasting, kiting and front running. We encourage you and others to write directly to ICANN and urge them to pass this provision, too.

Thanks,

Shashi