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Judge Rules for Ousted Registerfly CEO PDF | Print | E-mail
Written by Steve Hamm and Megan Tucker
Friday, 09 March 2007
Former CEO Kevin Medina has regained control of the domain name registrar, which has less than a week to straighten out accounts with ICANN
by Steve Hamm and Megan Tucker
In a legal decision that stunned even the lawyers for the victor, a U.S. District Court judge on Mar. 8 handed over the embattled Web registrar Registerfly.com to the executive who was running it when it began to founder. Judge Peter Sheridan ruled in favor of defendant Kevin Medina, who had been chief executive of the parent company, Unifiednames, before he was fired by two other board members on Feb. 12.
It wasn't immediately clear what impact the ruling would have on the company's future and the more than 200,000 Web site owners who have registered their domain names through Registerfly.com. Concerns over the company have arisen in recent months amid complaints from customers who said they weren't receiving services they'd paid for and a brewing battle for control among owners. Domain-name registrars such as Registerfly.com receive fees for registering Web site names and ensuring they remain current.
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I just logged into RF and see all my domains have WHOIS guard back on. And all my support requests are gone...
Judge Rules for Ousted Registerfly CEO PDF | Print | E-mail
Written by Steve Hamm and Megan Tucker
Friday, 09 March 2007
Former CEO Kevin Medina has regained control of the domain name registrar, which has less than a week to straighten out accounts with ICANN
by Steve Hamm and Megan Tucker
In a legal decision that stunned even the lawyers for the victor, a U.S. District Court judge on Mar. 8 handed over the embattled Web registrar Registerfly.com to the executive who was running it when it began to founder. Judge Peter Sheridan ruled in favor of defendant Kevin Medina, who had been chief executive of the parent company, Unifiednames, before he was fired by two other board members on Feb. 12.
It wasn't immediately clear what impact the ruling would have on the company's future and the more than 200,000 Web site owners who have registered their domain names through Registerfly.com. Concerns over the company have arisen in recent months amid complaints from customers who said they weren't receiving services they'd paid for and a brewing battle for control among owners. Domain-name registrars such as Registerfly.com receive fees for registering Web site names and ensuring they remain current.
Visit the site for more info...
I just logged into RF and see all my domains have WHOIS guard back on. And all my support requests are gone...
