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DCtheWriter · 08-18-2004, 12:55 PM

I'm sorry you signed up with them, too. But what do they mean you can't transfer for six months? ICANN policy says you can do so after 30 days so why are they preventing your clients, against ICANN policy, from transferring your domain name? See what I mean? They do WHATEVER they want, and ICANN has NO teeth to bite them in the butt. Like I said, class action lawsuit!

TopHosts.com must have some monetary arrangement with Aplus.net that keeps them from being honest about this company. Time for a little investigative journalism....

In the meantime, I encourage those who have been BURNED by Aplus.net a/k/a Names4ever.com to go to bigclassactions.com and complete a form requesting an attorney review the issue. The more of us who do this, the more likely a suit will be filed against them for violation of the California Unfair Competition Law. In fact, I'm talking to a lawyer out there on another story. I'm going to ask her some questions about this.

08-18-2004, 12:55 PM	#11
DCtheWriter Junior Hoster Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 13	Re: What recourse if web host won't communicate I'm sorry you signed up with them, too. But what do they mean you can't transfer for six months? ICANN policy says you can do so after 30 days so why are they preventing your clients, against ICANN policy, from transferring your domain name? See what I mean? They do WHATEVER they want, and ICANN has NO teeth to bite them in the butt. Like I said, class action lawsuit! TopHosts.com must have some monetary arrangement with Aplus.net that keeps them from being honest about this company. Time for a little investigative journalism.... In the meantime, I encourage those who have been BURNED by Aplus.net a/k/a Names4ever.com to go to bigclassactions.com and complete a form requesting an attorney review the issue. The more of us who do this, the more likely a suit will be filed against them for violation of the California Unfair Competition Law. In fact, I'm talking to a lawyer out there on another story. I'm going to ask her some questions about this.