I think that up until now .com was considered to be a "neutral" domain, with individual domain names falling under the jursidication of the country where the re

I think that up until now .com was considered to be a "neutral" domain, with individual domain names falling under the jursidication of the country where the registrar is located. However, in this case at least for ub.com the registrar is located outside the US, so this implies that the US has jurisdication over all .com domains. If I'd was a non-US company using a .com domain I think now is the time where I'd switch to another TLD.