1. Which rules apply
Every domain and every server ordered through the reseller portal is also covered by WAFRA’s Acceptable Use Policy and Abuse page. This page states how those rules apply to the reseller and to the reseller’s customer.
2. Who is responsible
The customer is responsible for the content on their server and for the way their domain is used. The reseller is responsible for the account that bought that name or server, and for passing these rules to the customer before taking payment.
3. Not allowed
- Unsolicited email, or an open mail relay
- Phishing, malware, or hosting a page that steals credentials
- Attacks on other networks, including denial of service
- Scanning or probing systems the customer does not own
- Crypto mining
- A false name, a false address, or a contact that is not the real registrant
- A zone WAFRA does not sell. That list includes adult and gambling endings, cannabis and alcohol endings, .gay and .lesbian, and the .il family
- Reselling the raw machine as if it were a WAFRA product
4. What WAFRA may do
WAFRA may lock, suspend, or delete the name or the server when one of these uses is found, including before the reseller has finished an investigation, if the harm is ongoing. Reports go to abuse@wafra.net.