The situation you describe could be stage setting for
possible business fraud. The longer you wait to report
the situation the greater the liability to your company.
You might try the Internet Fraud Complaint Center.
http://www1.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp
Good luck!
"Bejon Parsinia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Good day all,
>
>I was wondering if anyone knew of online agencies (other than NetSol and
>other domain registrants) where I can report someone's attempt to pilfer and
>steal my domain name? Someone has already suggested I go straight to the
>FBI on this, but that seems a bit extreme to me. Please let me know if you
>feel I am wrong, or if you can suggest other adequate and resolute avenues
>for this incident.
>
>Just so you know what information I have on file, I have a web url that they
>have used to recreate my hosting provider's "look and feel" with, the whois
>information for the domain they used, e-mail header information including IP
>addresses and domain names, 2 false change requests from our internet
>registrant, and approximately 4 e-mails from the perpetrator of this event
>attempting to lure us into supplying them with pertinent information.
>
>Thank you greatly for any assistance you provide.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Bejon Parsinia
>
>
>
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