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#NameComment  Location  company  
1701Jennifer Boger      
1702Antoine Schweitzer-Chaput      
1703Guido Passet  Netherlands  Primerelay  
1704Goussard LaurentInternet is not Verisign's property.  France  Lycos  
1705Matthew AdieVerisign should not be permitted this much power.  Montreal  Montreal Media  
1706Mark Clarridge      
1707Leconte Guillaume  Paris    
1708Etanisla Lopez-Ortiz      
1709Daniel Malament      
1710Pierre Gambarotto      
1711lecocq      
1712kakaouete         
1713Di Chappari Jean-Yves      
1714Kurt Schlatzer  Raleigh, NC    
1715James CornmanMake it stop!  Denville, NJ  CRNC  
1716Elisa Valtosi  Bologna    
1717Mathieu LESNIAK  France  Lycos  
1718RouxYou suck!  France  pacageek.org  
1719Chris Burkhardtdomain name owner  Broomfield, Colorado    
1720Ed SchoutenI think it's mad!!!  Grave, Netherlands  Student  
1721Dave Stead  UK    
1722Jussi Leino  Finland    
1723Hendrik van Antwerpen  Netherlands    
1724Stephane THIEBAUT  France (Lyon)    
1725Kees Hogewoning  The Netherlands    
1726Darrell LaroseThis indicates VeriSign feels it owns the Internet. They were for all purposes given the .tld, now they have the wildcard lookup, which says they own the web. Well maybe they should buy the web, and all the 'free infra-structure" before they try to control it. Today Verisign is hi-jacking unassigned domain names, but can blocking domains be far off. If Coke pays more than Pepsi will VeriSign block Pepsi?  Ottawa, Canada  *  
1727M.C. van Velden  The Netherlands    
1728Massipwhat is it done for if not for lucratic purposes ?  France    
1729A.Moret      
1730XarliEn espérant que de tels agissements cessent  Paris, France    
1731Arliguyabuse  France  none  
1732David Jolley  UK    
1733Caspar Minningbehave!  Netherlands  UMF  
1734Richard Rodger  Ireland    
1735Leighton Earl  London    
1736M Buijsman  Amsterdam, NL  TTY Internet Solutions BV  
1737Jeroen Klomp  The Nederlands    
1738Neil      
1739Benoit PlessisThe USA WAS a freedom country, but when ?  France    
1740Robert EagerAn appalling abuse of monopoly      
1741Joseph MarcellettiVerisign has crossed the line.. TOO FAR  New Jersey  Sprynex Internet Solutions, LLC.  
1742Helgi Hrafn GunnarssonI was under the apparently false impression VeriSign wanted to be respected and trusted.  Iceland  Iceland Telecom  
1743Michael CheuvrontSTOP VERISIGN DNS ABUSE      
1744Ronald A. McCormickI believe that Verisign should be sanctioned for this abuse of thier monopoly power.  Aurora, IL    
1745Castelli  Marseille (France)    
1746Gaultier CHARTON  Paris, France    
1747BoulardFree the Internet !  France    
1748Jason LandersStop Verisign  Maryland, US    
1749meslard      
1750Michael Sandford      
1751Mathias Bavay  Columbus, GA  CRT Holdings Inc.  
1752Jeremy      
1753Thauvin  France    
1754Lascar Pierre  France    
1755Michael JonesPetition content says it all, I think.  UK    
1756alix frederic  FRANCE    
1757Pooh Bear      
1758North  Switzerland    
1759Sami HaahtinenThey should revoke the right to manage domain names from verisign because of this stunt.  Finland    
1760Donald Harvill  NE Tennessee, USA  foetusized.org  
1761MARTINETWhat about DNS rules protections against SPAM ?!  FRANCE  OVERSCAN  
1762Steve ManneringThis is just plain abuse. No one should be able to do this.  Lincoln, NE    
1763Jacob BeeusaertFREE THE INTERNET  Belgium    
1764Linda Costello      
1765RouxYou suck!  France  pacageek.org  
1766David Mills      
1767Tim Butler      
1768Scott D. Yelichthis is only the beginning, but still ...  NYC  n/a  
1769Graham Hamd  Hamilton, Ontario    
1770Carel      
1771T. O. Mathisen      
1772Bill Wolf      
1773E. BoazThis behavior of VeriSign is simply despicable. I believe they have overstepped their requirement to run the domain name infrastructure of the Internet with this pathetic attempt at hijacking a public resource for their private profit.      
1774Andrew Duca      
1775Richard McAllister      
1776Jonas Anderson      
1777Stephen Hebditch      
1778Lee Perreault  Worcester, MA    
1779Michael Thompson  Greenville, North Carolina    
1780Ryan Freemanverisign needs to be stopped  Duncan, BC, Canada    
1781Richard Gold    Uppsala University  
1782Continsouzas  Toulouse - France    
1783Hoez Mathiasetpuis quoi encore !!!!  LILLE  user  
1784REVERTERA Jean  Switzerland  EIF  
1785Kjartan Bjonsson  Iceland    
1786Andy Schmitt  Portland, OR, USA    
1787meyer      
1788William Robinet      
1789manuils s'y croivent...  manosque (france)    
1790juan      
1791John Swinbank  Oxford, UK    
1792Sigmund Solares      
1793Doug Clements      
1794Julien Jehannet  Paris    
1795kowalski  france    
1796Guyang Mao.net and .com should be given to someone more responsible and capable to run them      
1797miche      
1798Christopher T. HanlonAfter spending more then 3 weeks upgrading, and instituting anti-spam measures including checks on DNS and reverse DNS lookup, I'm simply appalled at this change. After the DNS refreshed last night my incoming mail spiked up by about 30K messages between 4 am and 8 am. All spam from non-extant .com and .net domains. All of it would have been rejected by reverse dns lookups.  Ontario Canada  Merge Internet  
1799Duncan GibbClearly this is an outragous abuse of monopoly. Verisign must cease and desist, otherwise the DNS system will fragment in the face of mass opt-out from the root server infrastructure as it currently exists.  UK    
1800Eero-Pekka Vuorensola  Finland    
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