Re: [atlarge-discuss] Philippines question

["Daniel R. Tobias" <dan@tobias.name>]

On 3 Jun 2003 at 21:42, Joop Teernstra wrote:

> But for a registrar to do this too...is pretty drastic. Perhaps it is
> the identity problem attached to stolen credit cards and the
> concomitant danger that a Domain may get transferred with the help of
> a stolen CC.

Still, regardless of reasons, it appears to be breach of contract 
with regard to any registrants who find themselves unable to access 
their domains.  Any lawyers around here?  Is there a case for a class 
action lawsuit by all Philippine-based GoDaddy registrants or hosting 
customers?  Would it have to be filed in U.S. courts, or could they 
be sued in Philippine courts (which would probably be more 
sympathetic to the plaintiffs)?
-- 
== Dan ==
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