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It is ridiculous that your registrar was going to act on your domain without any kind of verification of jurisdiction. Can anyone just email a registrar and c
by sponaugle 2y ago
It is ridiculous that your registrar was going to act on your domain without any kind of verification of jurisdiction. Can anyone just email a registrar and claim there is some injunction and have something removed?
- bell-cot 2y ago> Can anyone just email... 1st Reaction: That depends entirely on your registrar's policies and people. 2nd Reaction: At any "real" registrar, the answer will also depend on the domain & owner. Trying to take down "apple.com" will get vastly more scrutiny and pushback than trying to take down some little guy.
- josephcsible 2y ago> Trying to take down "apple.com" will get vastly more scrutiny and pushback than trying to take down some little guy. I wish that weren't the case. It's grossly unfair.