Tuesday, Tuesday, November 13, 2001, 8:07:18 PM, Brad Sewell wrote: > Dear All,
> We're currently in the same situation -- Network Solutions has taken back the year >that we paid for right before the transfer a few days ago. We talked to netsol >support and only got their > standard diversion from the facts about "no refunds" in the policy that "you agreed >to". We need to chargeback, but were wondering... has anyone found that netsol >didn't accept any further CC > payments from them after the chargeback was done, That would be a problem for us >trying to rescue any other domain names that they are holding hostage. > Also, the focus in this list seems to be how unfair it all is and that netsol is a >just big bully that you can't do much about, but my take on this is that netsol *has* >to be doing something > criminal here. From my point of view, we owned something free and clear (a year of >registration) that was wrongfully *taken* from us by netsol. I believe most courts >would call that theft. What > legal action might be possible here? Obviously we're not going to hire a lawyer or >travel to their state over a $35 dispute. Is anyone working on a class action suit? Perhaps a class action lawsuit against every registrant who has had a year removed as a result of a transfer after paying for the domain name. -- Best regards, William X Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- Webcertificates.info SSL Certificates for resellers from $49ea
