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DCtheWriter · 08-03-2004, 01:32 PM

I was on "bigclassaction.com" yesterday and noticed that a few domain registrars have been sued. I'm aggressively pursuing a class action suit against Aplus.net (which is supported by CNET.com) and ICANN and will launch an attendant publicity campaign and blog against them because what they're doing to people will NOT stand and I won't sit still for it. I have the time and resources and I warned them I wouldn't go away if they did NOT unlock my domain names. I want this stopped and even if it takes years to do it, at least I can make their lives HELL for years, make what I do an object lesson to other registrars who feel all powerful and get the attention of the feds.

So, time to go into investigative journalist mode. I think I'll start by make some inquiries at the journalists event I will be attending tomorrow through the end of this week with 7,000 of my closest journalist friends.

Dahna M. Chandler AKA DCtheWriter

08-03-2004, 01:32 PM	#9
DCtheWriter Junior Hoster Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 13	Re: What recourse if web host won't communicate I was on "bigclassaction.com" yesterday and noticed that a few domain registrars have been sued. I'm aggressively pursuing a class action suit against Aplus.net (which is supported by CNET.com) and ICANN and will launch an attendant publicity campaign and blog against them because what they're doing to people will NOT stand and I won't sit still for it. I have the time and resources and I warned them I wouldn't go away if they did NOT unlock my domain names. I want this stopped and even if it takes years to do it, at least I can make their lives HELL for years, make what I do an object lesson to other registrars who feel all powerful and get the attention of the feds. So, time to go into investigative journalist mode. I think I'll start by make some inquiries at the journalists event I will be attending tomorrow through the end of this week with 7,000 of my closest journalist friends. Dahna M. Chandler AKA DCtheWriter