"As a part of an ongoing investigation about a content posted in our site, a US government agency has temporarily suspended our jotform.com domain. We are fully

"As a part of an ongoing investigation about a content posted in our site, a US government agency has temporarily suspended our jotform.com domain. We are fully cooperating with them, but it is not possible to say when the domain would be unblocked." The dns is set to a godaddy domain which has over 224,000 domains attached to it. http://www.dailychanges.com/spam-and-abuse.com/ http://www.dailychanges.com/spam-and-abuse.com/ As a registrar that has been contact by the US Government this (change of dns) isn't consistent with what we have experienced when contacted about a problem site. It's more consistent with an individual registrars policies. If the government was seizing a domain, generally, they would change the whois information. It wouldn't still be listed in the name of the registrant. This isn't an attempt by the way to get one up on godaddy. They are a gazillion times bigger than we are and they cater to an entirely different market segment.