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#NameComment  Location  company  
5701Shen  Seattle    
5702Patrick Kelly      
5703kris areas  new york city    
5704Rick Wilson  Newport, Rhode Island USA    
5705Wade Isaacs  Dallas, Texas  Meridiantel  
5706demaille  Paris (France)  Thomson  
5707Michael Matthews  Houston, Texas  Houston Chronicle  
5708Joseph HorriganHow about ICAAN setup their own non-profit - and cancel verisigns contract  Framingham Massachusetts, USA  Netaka Corp  
5709Shane Miles  Australia    
5710Francis DufourVerisign must stop that!  QUEBEC    
5711Travis Anderson      
5712Jay Newman  Ontario, Canada    
5713Gordon Morehouse  MA, USA    
5714Matthew Devost    Terrorism Research Center, Inc.  
5715Gary G. Taylor  Rialto, CA USA  Chesley Donavan Organisation, Chesley Donavan Foundation  
5716Frank O. Schaefer  Sindelfingen, Germany  BetaPower GmbH  
5717Greg Burrell  London, Ontario, Canada    
5718Elliot Finley  Price, UT USA  Emery Telcom  
5719Michael E. C. Gauthier  Tokorozawa, Japan    
5720nowayoutStop Verisign DNS Abuse      
5721David Yellope  Franklin, MA, USA    
5722Elizabeth DunnJust one more reason I no longer do business with Verisign!  Idaho  Piney Woods Website Design  
5723Tim DeBow  Indianapolis, IN    
5724Bastien ERRICOIT IS A SHAME ! your acts are illegal verisign !  France    
5725Ivan HamiltonAn abuse of entrusted power. Shameful and reckless.      
5726Reece Kettle      
5727Thomas KisterVerisign always mess up with standards, it's time for us users to say we want to get rid of them  France    
5728Taylor McKnight  Florida  Hipnite  
5729Dennis Harvanko      
5730Micah Jacob      
5731Nigel ReedEvil abuse of DNS system  Plano, TX  sysadmin, inc.  
5732Byron McCollum    ComSite International  
5733Keith Holmes      
5734Keith Meidling      
5735BT      
5736Pascal GiardDown with VeriSign's authority!  Montreal, Quebec (Canada)    
5737Richard Matias      
5738Terry Martin      
5739Keith LittleDEAL with this, ICANN. If you can't or won't, your days should by all rights be numbered.  Washington State    
5740Paul Lalonde  Victoria, BC, Canada    
5741Mark Sticht  Provo, UT  ClassmatesFree.com  
5742Lisa Koch      
5743Kevin AlexanderThis is an abuse of power  Washington State    
5744Dave Buckles  Norman, OK, USA  Monk Aviation  
5745Tony DeSanto  Dallas TX    
5746David Dummer  Victoria, BC, Canada    
5747Tom Ray  Mobile Alabama USA  diverZions.com  
5748Pierre.      
5749John BurdenThe DNS for all top level tld should be run by a NON-Profit organization  Grants Pass, OR USA    
5750Gerald Estadieu  France    
5751Jon P.      
5752Michael Howard  Berkeley, CA    
5753Scott White      
5754Steve LoweThis change cost my non-profit org thousands in downtime.  Denver, CO  Promise Keepers  
5755David WoodfieldDisgusting  Australia    
5756Dan Wright  Redwood City, CA    
5757Matt Biddulph  London, UK    
5758Anthony Demetriou  Sydney, Australia    
5759Apollo Lemmon      
5760Johnathan GrantThis is a ridiculous "land grab" by Verisign.  Kokomo, IN, USA  Independent Business Owner  
5761Brian Easton  Phoenixville, PA 19460    
5762Phil Jensen  Fresno, CA  CSU Fresno  
5763Dubois Cedric  Belgium  PriorWeb  
5764Pascal Paradis  Laval    
5765Sylvain Paris      
5766Travis...      
5767Michael BarnathanVerisign once again proves itself unworthy of a TLD. Competition has done wonders for the registrar market, but it won't be complete until the DNS records are in trustworthy hands.      
5768Cameron BiggartWhy should they be able to get domains redirected to themselves for free when no one esle can  Australia    
5769Kevin D. SnodgrassMy mother, already not too sure about this Internet thingy, will be very confused.      
5770Chris HodappYou don't own the Internet.      
5771Ryan WilliamsPlease stop this nonsense!  Australia    
5772Scott Smith(unprintable)      
5773Nicholas Holley  GA, USA    
5774Martin  Canada    
5775Francois  canada    
5776Clement Ballabriga1)break DNS 2) ??? 3) Profit! :/  France    
5777Andy Hefner      
5778Daniel Zirkin      
5779John Foster      
5780Christian Bolstad  Sweden    
5781Justin Marshallthey will do anything for a buck      
5782George Sadlier  London, UK    
5783Emma LinUnbelievable!      
5784Scott savage  Sheffield    
5785Remko Duppen      
5786Marie-Hélène Lachance      
5787Jon Garlock      
5788Alain Dejour  Nantes, France  Alain Dejour, Consultant  
5789Adriano Santi  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil    
5790Robert StromOutrageous!!      
5791Heath SadlierPlay Nice  New Zealand    
5792Nicolas ChristinGive TLDs management to a non-profit organisation  Austin, TX, USA    
5793Svein  Tr.heim, Norway    
5794Nathaniel Morse    Echostar  
5795Jack Troughton      
5796Sean Horan  Chandler, AZ  Emvis Networks  
5797Michael Mannella  Fort Myers, FL    
5798Jeff S. Romeo  Mauritius    
5799Thomas Herrlin  Sweden    
5800Curtis J. KroparIf the company i worked for broke our (software/protocol) standards on even a portion of this scale, we would be fined by the US Government starting in the millions of dollars, and would be shut down for business within the week, if not immediately. TO the stupid and arrogant Liar (sorry, I meant lawyer) representing them; THERE IS A REASON STANDARDS ARE CREATED. And YES, I have the “MSN” browser (also know as a “Internet Explorer”) “feature” redirecting me to a search engine turned OFF. “Enhanced Features” simply get in the way for people who know what they are doing, and the systems and protocols that DEPEND on STANDARDS and CONSISTANTCY in order to function properly.  Indianapolis, Indiana, USA  www.thecomputeracademy.com  
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