information Registrar employees or reps please respond How would you have handled it?

[equity78]

With the ongoing situation with Brent Oxley and the lockdown of his domain names it's important for domain investors to know how other registrars would act, so please let the community know if given the same situation, what your company would have done? silence will be very telling.

@Dynadot
@namedotcom-jon
@epik
@sav
@Ross from Porkbun
@Mike Robertson Fabulous
@namesilo

Any any other registrar reps that are on Namepros

 

[loredan]

While we cannot comment on speculative future circumstances, we can confirm complaints are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Dynadot requires official court orders from our jurisdiction, Northern District of California, USA before taking remedial action against a domain.

That's why I like Dynadot. No BS "it's complicated", we'll see", "maybe", "we reserve the right to..." , blah blah . Straight to the point, they require a court order from their jurisdiction and that's that.

Thank you!

 

[namezest]

Anyone else see a class action coming?

 

[Bob Hawkes]

In the other thread related to this topic someone suggested idea of a domainer-owned registrar, e.g. co-operative model. It was suggested for clarity to set up a NamePros thread on just that topic. Since clearly related to ToS and due process, I wanted to alert people on this thread who might want to comment.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/is-a-collectively-owned-registrar-a-good-idea.1231639/

Bob