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> The user lost his site for few days, ok, but due to some mistakes he made. Only if you take ICANN's procedures as a given. They could have adapted one of doz
by Luc 10y ago
> The user lost his site for few days, ok, but due to some mistakes he made.
Only if you take ICANN's procedures as a given. They could have adapted one of dozens more customer friendly ways of dealing with this, but they don't have to because they're ICANN and they can do this with impunity.
- pieterhg 10y agoExactly. There's lots of ways to do this better. For example contacting the registrar (NameCheap) and finding another contact on the domain (or my NameCheap's official account's email) that does work. There's ways besides shutting down somebody's entire business. Which seems like a power move, if anything.