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#NameComment  Location  company  
5101Kristopher Matthews  Lancaster, PA    
5102Chris Dellaway      
5103oliver musch  Germany    
5104Palle Raabjerg  Denmark    
5105Bonnie MacKenzie      
5106Evan Johnson      
5107Leonid Bensman      
5108Phil      
5109Peter Borman  New Zealand    
5110Ben Stragnell      
5111Hugh Caley    Affymetrix Inc.  
5112Mark Howard      
5113Jim Pire      
5114Ryan Quinn  Tucson, AZ USA  YourNetPlus.com Inc.  
5115Alastair MacGregor  UK  Nitro Technologies  
5116John Haws      
5117Glenn Williamson  Ottawa    
5118Alex Hansford  London, UK    
5119Josh Beitelspacher  Norman, OK    
5120oberon      
5121patrik winter  europe    
5122Charlie Newman  Bentonville Arkansas  NWAPTS  
5123Brandon Doot      
5124Srijith.K      
5125Roger Lee  England    
5126Andrew Henry  Australia  Civica Pty Ltd  
5127Zach Johnsonthey must die!!  where I live  Bur-Bee Company  
5128Dan Sjolseth  Los Angeles, California    
5129Tommy GildsethFrom a personal point of view, this is very annoying, and gives me a lot more job whenever i misstype a URL, from a technical point of view, is allready well documented  Trondheim, Norway  Akili AS  
5130Laurence HartjeThis is an abuse of their TLD hosting privlages.      
5131Andrew Patrikalakis  Belmont, MA 02478  MIT  
5132Colin WatsonDisgusting abuse of power  UK  Sig Networks  
5133Terry MurphySuch behaviour is disgraceful  UK    
5134Matthew Harrison  New Zealand  Net4u Limited  
5135John Bishop  Australia  alternative IT  
5136Gael Martinez      
5137Malcolm Windsor  UK  Beoped Portal Solutions  
5138Martyn Clapham      
5139Zach Johnsonthey must die!!  where I live  Bur-Bee Company  
5140Stu Way  UK    
5141Aavar Magnus Stava      
5142Jon D. Benson  La Jolla, Ca    
5143kevin      
5144Paul Redpath      
5145Nat Morris  United Kingdom    
5146Nick Johnson  Montana  Cyberport Montana, LLC  
5147Josh MiaoVerisign, you are one messed up company.  California  Raged Hosting  
5148John Anderson      
5149Karl Voit  Austria    
5150Simon Ford  UK    
5151Marcio Kuchma  Brazil    
5152Torgeir Buset  Norway    
5153Martin Guindon  Montreal, Canada    
5154Robert Meijer  Arnhem, The Netherlands    
5155Chloe SjolsethThis is extremely unprofessional, and screams of Anti-trust.  Los Angeles, CA    
5156Sophie Legrand  France    
5157Adrian Robertson      
5158ronnie vd heuvel  netherlands  Technical University Eindhoven  
5159Paul HicksIts another step on a slippery slope. I hope we can do something about it.  UK (North west)    
5160Frank Tiggelaar  Amsterdam  Domovina Net  
5161Jayna Peters  B.C., Canada  Innerweb Internet Solutions  
5162pegase  france    
5163Juha Valkama      
5164Stan SurmayNot only is it morally wrong, it should be illegal and Verisign should back dow.      
5165Chris Roddy  Atlanta, GA    
5166David Stickelman  Topeka, KS    
5167Shaun Mottram  UK    
5168Vincent Maston  Â  Â  
5169Bryan Drewery  San Diego    
5170Peter Hempsall  Exeter, UK  twistyfish.com  
5171Clive Wright  Vancouver, Canada  Xybec Solutions Inc.  
5172Jean-Christophe PraudThis behaviour from .com & .net registry (NSI/Verisign) was predictable as soon as ICANN was constituted (back in '98). You had been warned ;)  Saint Jean de Luz, France    
5173Simon Boulet  Quebec, Canada  DivaHost Web Hosting  
5174Casimiro GauthierLeave DNS alone !  France    
5175William A Pattillo IIIstop this abuse NOW......  Corpus Christi, TX, USA    
5176Scott BoydThis must be stopped  San Carlos, CA  Future Systems  
5177J. Henry Priebe Jr.Verisign is shameless. They should suffer for this latest abuse of power.  New York  ISP  
5178William Gardner  San Jose, Ca  Group1Internet  
5179Toby VanlandinghamWhat happens when Verisign decides to hijack all valid domains? Time to put a stop to this crap now before that day comes...  Texas  e-creations, Inc.  
5180Lionel AlarconBig Brother ...  France  Nova Network  
5181Sunny Ripert  Paris, France    
5182Adam Priestley      
5183Paul Karlin  Arlington, VA    
5184David J Snyder      
5185Linda Coleman      
5186Richard Asplin      
5187Adrian Woizik      
5188Guillaume Marechal  MONTREAL    
5189David D.W. Downey  Buffalo, NY USA  CyberSpace Technologies  
5190COIFFIER Frédéric  France    
5191Tony ElgieIf I've registered a domain I don't want somebody trying to make free money out of it. Who do these people think they are?  UK  Freelance Web Designs  
5192Roberto Alcântara Filho      
5193Bill JonesThis is an abolute abuse of the DNS system. IETF documents are clear and should be followed. Verisign should set an example of standards, not routinely abuse them.      
5194Tony Hoyle      
5195Sreekanth Kannan      
5196Pete Stephenson  San Francisco, California  USA  
5197JackDirty trick by Verisign in an attempt to garner income. Whatever income they created, they should use that and more to pay fines.      
5198Dominic GoodeLost for words. This breaks so much.  UK    
5199Karyana      
5200Charlie Clemmer      
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