Class Action Lawsuits Against Registars

[DCtheWriter]

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 (like locking domain names against ICANN policy yet ICANN can do NOTHING about it because they are controlled by the web hosting companies and registrars) and I won't sit still for it. If anyone is interested in pursuing a class action against Aplus.net or ANY other registrar, they should visit "bigclassaction.com" and complete one of their "review" forms. If enough people do this, particularly against ICANN, an attorney will pick up the case and file suit. It may take time but it's better than doing NOTHING and having our MONEY and our DOMAIN NAMES stolen by registrars who think they are all powerful.

Dahna M. Chandler AKA DCtheWriter

[HottWeelz]

Wait a minute... doesn't ICANN set the policies? IE The new policy where Domain Names can be transferred automatically, without dispute when unlocked? Automatic Locking protects you from that crazy idea.