Besides the obvious nonsense of compliance working in the weekend AND
being able to achieve ANYTHING at all, I am by now sick of this thread
where the acuser up and until now has failed to tell us WHAT happened,
HOW it happened and certainly not how it happened AGAIN!
I view this, reflecting the information gathered so far as an attempt to
steal a domain rather then a legit claim for return, and the undue
attack upon ppl like chuck, who are there for us at the weirdest hours
of the day and weekend has gone more then far enough.
IF and WHEN a domain is "hijacked" then there are legal entities
involved and due process will start, this is not done over the weekend,
but during lawyers working hours at "standard" rate preferably.
Obviously all this humbug over nothing (despite what the client thinks
and says, adn more DESPITE WHAT THE RESELLERS SAYS, the reseller got a
mail notifying him of the transfer out, if not, then he still controls
it and there are more tricks in the book of computer users then one, to
regain control within 24 hours, i would not even wake up Chuck at noon
for that!
abel
On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 02:49, Roger B.A. Klorese wrote:
> At 03:17 PM 3/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> >There is nothing that we can really do over the weekend for this case. We
> >can wake up the entirety of the support/ops/dev staff, but only
> >compliance/disputes can handle this.
>
> Then they need to become a 24/7 organization. Customers pay for service to
> be provided, not for technical assistance to be provided.
>
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