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[bc-gnso] issue topic? registrar de-accreditation transfers domains to different legal jurisdiction
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- Subject: [bc-gnso] issue topic? registrar de-accreditation transfers domains to different legal jurisdiction
- From: "Mike O'Connor" <mike@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 09:56:12 -0500
hi all,
this is the first of a couple notes that are the result of a recent chat with
Danny Younger. he raised a really interesting issue with the recent
de-accreditation of the 4Domains registrar. this US-based registrar closed and
the the domains were transferred to Bahamas-based Internet.bs.
the question is this -- what are the implications of an unexpected and
involuntary change in jurisdiction (US to Bahamas in this case) for the
business domain registrant? i know that i would be concerned if i woke up and
found that the domain i base my business on had been transferred to a registrar
outside the jurisdiction i registered it in.
i'm wondering if others think this is an interesting topic too and would like
to work on a statement from the BC suggesting that ICANN strive to select
gaining registrars in the same country as the de-accredited one whenever
possible.
mikey
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