I´ve elected not to renew several names with Moniker and have never received this message. I also don´t understand how this is the "root" of the issue. Certainly not that clear to me.
I have never seen one of these until today. Never.
The original OP suggests that moniker "stole" his name and he moved it there two years ago.
That is what this says. Look at the date. 2007.
So the OP thinks that someone at moniker stole his name or changed the WHOIS to someone else - Moniker.
The WHOIS for these particular names are Moniker.
This whole issue is Moniker's way of a final attempt to see if you want this name before it is released to the public.
This is all new, apparently.
But this practice is not new. TDNAM used to change all the dropping domains to their servers. No matter which name you were interested in that was actually a GoDaddy dropping name, the WHOIS always showed GoDaddy as the registrant.
Now that Moniker and Snap (?) are one, this may be a new system. Bari and Monte can shed some light on this.
Perhaps this is form pictured is their form of the same thing GoDaddy sends in an email regarding the Official Final Notice to renew.
I think the OP is freaking out over something (domain name) that he let drop. Both names in my image are not at all worth keeping. I simply removed the green check marks. That's end.
Should be a done deal.
Thanks, Monte, Bari, and Moniker, for giving me one last chance to renew - if that would be my desire.
There are several cases pending against this Nigerian outfit in the amount of $70+ mil.
Seems to me not too long ago you were accusing them of being an offshore outfit.
Now they are in Nigeria???
Do you have your scams and scammers straight?