You can’t really just create another account. Credit cards have to be submitted and verified and unless that person has cards with different names and addresses on them, you can’t open too many accounts. This of course assumes the auction company compares each new account with the suspended ones which they should be doing anyway.

However, I like the 2 strikes you’re out idea better. Fail to pay for 2 separate domains and your account should be suspended indefinitely.

I occasionally get 2nd chance offers from Snapnames because the same repeat offender failed to pay. This was the 4th time for this specific bidder and I had to turn them down and request they take away that bidder’s privileges. This doesn’t happen often but when it does it’s always the same old people. I think that old adage that 1% is responsible for 99% of the problem applies here.

Everyone should be allowed one transgression. Suspension on the 2nd one will eliminate 99% of the problem.

**Jamie Says**
I think the problem with the 2 strikes and your out deal, is it’s Very Easy to create “another account” and do it over and over again…. Blocking an IP doesn’t work, since you can go to so many Open internet connections and so on. Prepaid credit cards etc. A points system is the way to go imo