The first things to do after Khashayar Mahdavi will be finally gone!

1.) Implementing the Telnames template for all customers (with subdomains)
2.) Providing the ability to use .tel domains for blogs (and more useful features)
3.) Giving away .tel domains to individuals for free (only one per person)
4.) Integrating .tel data into third party applications (with own initiative)
5.) Strengthening relationships with telcos with massive effort (and leaving the London office to speak with people)

But will Telnic still exist after the current CEO has ruined it?

The only chance for .tel to survive is that the inactive CEO will be replaced.

Thank you, Mr. Mahdavi!

6 (!) years after launch owners of .tel domains can't:

• administrate images in the control panel
  
• sort text in the sequence we want
  
• insert bold formatted text into .tel domains
  
• use contact forms
  
• replace long URLs with link descriptions
  
• delete needless elements (Print this / Download vCard / .tel logo)
  
• arrange the structure of .tel websites the way we want
  
• find .tel domains anywhere due to bad SEO abilities of all .tel domains, because Telnic don't know the importance of content (or don't know what website content is)
  
• build a nice looking website if we don't transfer our domains to your subsidiary Telnames that is 100 % owned by you
  
• talk to Telnic or the employees about improvements, because you ignore us all on edge!
  

What a great accomplishment!

What have you done all these years?

Is anybody still thinking that .tel is a serious business?

The inactivity of Telnic hurts!

The question is:
Whose responsibility is product development?
Because that was criminally neglected for many years.
In the end, the CEO has to work in the interest of its customers AND its company!
Khashayar Mahdavi hasn't done that!

Expert wrote:Khashayar Mahdavi hasn't done that!

I'm not aware that during the last years he has done anything at all!

Is he still alive?

Telnot wrote:Is he still alive?

Check yourself; these are his last comments:
1. For Telnic: http://telnic.org/newsletters/End_Of_Year_Message_from_Kash.pdf (December 2010)
2. Private: http://twitter.com/TelnicCEO  (September 2012)

He's enjoying his big salary without needing to work. Provided by the original (Offensive comment removed) of course.

The word S U C K E R is offensive - how?

LOL...maybe we should talk about the fact maybe they will do something anything.
one good thing in 2015 for all the guys who stuck with Telnames now all the Award bullsxxx gone.

I bet now there starting to see who their real friends are.

That's true, hulltv!

Those people who still own .tel domains and accepted the current environment won't go away anymore after so many years.
Perhaps Telnic wanted to shake off the speculators before they start their initiatives!

Sic! People invested so much time in complaining, but kept invested anyway! They are very persistent and capable to suffer! It'll be interesting to see if Telnic has the longer breath in ignoring these investors and their reasonable requests!

it is a fact we complain but stick around.
maybe now most domain investors have dropped most of there dot tel domains and not holding as many, could be a good thing it cant be good for only a hand full of people having the best names.

But they have to talk to their customers to stand half a chance.

Won't happen.

yep.. its the End finished