Marcus discovered that the person entering her request was an outsourced employee, based in Fort Lauderdale. She worked for Network Solutions, but was supposedly trained by PRC, a telemarketing company. Marcus also learned that Network Solutions had in-house trainers. Since Network Solutions was the marketing end of the operation, and proper training eats profit dollars, it seemed that neither Network Solutions nor PRC elected to educate employees properly. Apparently, their priorities were money-based.
Cake is cake, bread is bread in the global mixing pot.
I'll register your domain name immediately. Yet 48 hours later her domain remained unregistered. Thirty minutes later, Marcus received a FAX confirmation of the domain registration. It contained oodles of incorrect information. Now she called Internic again, having been told her domain was an Internic account.