> I understand that doesn't help someone get their money back or get > their domain years back, but there is simply nothing that can be done > about that by anyone. The customer can go after NSI for a refund, and > NSI >>HAS<< issued refunds when they have been sufficiently pushed. > > Technically, since they didn't get what they paid for, they can maybe > dispute any credit card charges with their credit card issuer as > having been a fraudulent transaction. That will put the heat on NSI. *THIS* is the best, if not only approach IMO. -- A well-dressed man walks into a bar and asks a woman to sleep with him for $1M. The woman is excited and she gives immediate consent: "Of course I'll sleep with you!". Then the man asks, "will you sleep with me for $5?". The woman indignantly replies, "Of course not! What do you think I am?". The man replies, "We've already established what you are; now we're merely haggling over the price."
