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#NameComment  Location  company  
4801D. LaroseThis is priracy in a new form. The other problems with this idea have well been stated by many. I note VRSN is down .110 on today's market, this will hurt them as more and more shareholders get nervous.  Ottawa  Images in Flight  
4802Barry Keaton      
4803guillaume2br      
4804DROUIN Sébastienabusation  france  datacorp  
4805John HascallFurther, Verisign ought to fire every last executive or manager responsible for promoting or approving this asinine idea.  Ames, IA  Academic Information Technologies, Iowa State University  
4806Jim McLaughlin      
4807James T. Brown      
4808Dave Trevallion      
4809Jerry J. Nolte    TSCC/MLO  
4810Xavier Pitzunworthy, unfair, abusive, annoying  France    
4811FEZOT Mustafastupid idea !  France    
4812John Westlake      
4813Dave Dunkin  Lynden, Washington    
4814STORM  France    
4815Jason Dixon      
4816Menno Jansen  The Netherlands    
4817Joshua B. LittlefieldThis particularly breaks old Windows clients implementing domain searching and expecting NXDOMAIN prior to performing WINS resolution, rendering many enterprise applications dead in the water.  Wellesley, MA  Cisco Systems  
4818Jason Dixon      
4819James T. Brown      
4820Dan Farino      
4821Jean-Marie MELEViolating standards and protocols to make money is NOT acceptable.  Paris, France    
4822Alexandre FIEBIGThis is an outrageous behaviour that should be severely punished !  France    
4823Benjamin C. Johnson  Seattle Washington    
4824Simon YorkstonThis action removes, for me at least, the very notion of the internet  Australia    
4825Timothy MirandaThis messes up my VPN connection!  Albuquerque, NM    
4826Paul LushVerisign - your just like the nazi party      
4827Dennis HolmesVerisign has abused its position to effectively declare itself the owner of domains for which it is supposed to be only a registrar.  San Jose, CA    
4828Afan Ottenheimer  Iowa    
4829Daniel BergerThis is disruptive to the internet and abuse of the power entrusted to Verisign  Swarthmore, PA    
4830delay  France - 69    
4831Bob DobbsPlease put an end to this abuse by one of the trustees of the Internet.      
4832Jesper Ordrup Christensen      
4833Jeffrey Roberts  San Jose, California    
4834Cotton René  Nice / France  Â  
4835Tara Elaine Gann      
4836Jon deOngStop being lame  california  verisgin  
4837Jansen Ng      
4838Sebastien LahtinenWhat's next? Verisign selling "brand priviledge" positions in sitefinder?  London, UK  ADSLguide  
4839Mike VitaleVerisign was trusted to operate the DNS in a way to be fair to ALL people. They have betrayed this trust in exchange for profit. They are using their position to gain an unfair advantage over other businesses and people.  Naperville, IL    
4840Quesnay  France    
4841wade      
4842Paul Lushsitefindersucks.com - wait until tomorrow Verisgn for f*ckers      
4843Yannick Gingras      
4844Corey Mcleanevil i say  new zealand  sws  
4845John KelleyNot just unethical, anti-competative, and a clear violation of thier own anti-squating policies, but the greatest 'spam friendly' move since creation of open relay servers.  Maryland, USA    
4846Tigete Legand  South West of France    
4847Korbin Nexis  US    
4848florian fabre  France    
4849Alan CarriouI don't know whether i should laugh at, or fear, their absolute insanity. Who holds power holds responsibility. If they prove they just don't care about their responsibilities, why the hell do they still have that power ?  France    
4850Nicolas PichonWhat you have done is really stupid! - Ce que vous avez fait est vraiment stupide!  France    
4851Alvin Chan  Los Angeles, CA  CNM Network  
4852William Richter  San Jose, CA  Cisco Systems, Inc.  
4853Nick Lanham      
4854Ron Roozendaal      
4855Christian Tellefsen  Norway    
4856Stuart MillingtonThis is a blatent abuse of power/trust and the wild card records must be removed immediately.      
4857Jeremy Lynnes  Nevada, USA  Octane Media  
4858Mario DeFazio  Ocean, New Jersey  Merellian Consulting, Inc.  
4859Ryan Hansen      
4860Bienaimé  Toulouse, France    
4861ber      
4862Bienaimé Lucas  Toulouse, France    
4863Gregory Downs      
4864fredericsuch a shame!!!  colombia  frech state  
4865Chapuis Lionel  Le Chambon-Feugerolles - France    
4866laurent roger      
4867Michelle Carrupt  Switzerland    
4868Simon SecherThey should not be able to do this  Denmark    
4869Phiilp Cobb      
4870Tim Sirianni      
4871Jason Dale Scott      
4872Morgan SoleyThis is an outrage  Victoria  Eternal Wombat Studios  
4873Harold L Hunt II  Okemos, MI    
4874Romain Peps      
4875Tim Davies      
4876Patrice Bridoux  France    
4877Deborah CarneyThis is outragous and should be considered piracy and a monopoly. Both are illegal.      
4878Peter Lacey  Massachusetts, USA    
4879Tammy Ledlow  Birmingham, Alabama    
4880andrew bradford      
4881Fredrik J      
4882Niels Jansen  The Netherlands    
4883Pascal Bellicano      
4884Paul Wisneskey      
4885John S. Price      
4886Mark Roberts  Seattle, WA    
4887Corinne CookMake money some other way!  USA    
4888Erich Simmons      
4889Marjorie Begon      
4890Mitchell van Doorn  The Netherlands    
4891BrahimOh l'enc!  Tel-Aviv  M3e  
4892Rubio VaughanPlease have Verisign stop breaking Internet standards  Amsterdam, Netherlands  British Telecom Global Networks  
4893bruce collierthis amounts to a real and greedy abuse of a publicly trusted privilege      
4894Jason R. PascucciIf I don't agree to their TOS - what are my options legally?  Cambridge, MA    
4895BrandonThey are damaging internet by allowing traffic occur that shouldn't. This DNS issue is causing problems for everyone and a complete missuse of the power given to handle .net and .com sites. They shouldn't have to be regulated, but after this little trick they should.      
4896Michel Eyckmans (MCE)  Belgium    
4897Charles Abernathy  Illinois    
4898Tama Pugsley  Wellington, NZ    
4899Imad R. Faiada blatant abuse of trust      
4900Thomas MeyerWhich is better - to have rules and agree, or to hunt and kill?  Zurich, Switzerland    
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