Hello Jo,
If there is no money, nothing beyond a C&D letter is really doable,
since anything beyond the C&D is going to cost you a substantive
amount of money.
You will most likely find that without a subpoena they won't give you
anything more than what is listed in whois, same with the ISP. That
will cost money as well.
I'd have to say that without money, there isn't much in the way of
legal action that this organization can even think about pursuing.
I'd suggest rethinking the course of action.
Tuesday, March 06, 2001, 11:01:01 AM, Jo Shea - Danjo Creations wrote:
> One more try...is anyone else having problems with their messages not
> showing up?
> 1. This may be OT for this list - can you recommend somewhere else to ask?
> 2. Bulk Registrar : I am involved in an org. who will likely be pursuing
> legal action against a registrant. We are having trouble ascertaining just
> *who* is the legally resp. person to name in the action...the entire
> registry info has changed 3 times in as many days since we found out about!
> There has been an allegation that the misinformation was due to tech
> difficulties at Bulk Registrar - Can anyone confirm this ?
> 3. Domain records: is there a way to verify where a domain is being
> forwarded to? i.e.it is now using a third party DNS -> is there any way to
> relate this back to the host machine (to find out where it is actually being
> hosted)?
> 4. What is bulk register's and this 3rd party DNS' obligation in as far as
> providing account name of the reseller and IP from which request for
> registration came from (if that is at all possible/recorded) or DNS account
> info ? Will they only release this type of info AFTER proof of a legal
> dispute /court case has started? Or only to a known 3rd party dispute org?
> We can't proceed with even a registered letter (from a volunteer lawyer)
> until we know *WHO* our case is against.
> 5. It's a wholly volunteer org. - i.e. NO MONEY - any tips for fighting this
> ourselves ?
> Any help or nudge in the right direction would be extremely helpful and
> appreciated.
> Jo Shea
> Danjo Creations
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