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#NameComment  Location  company  
701Ulrik la Cour      
702Philip FalknerI couldn't believe it when I heard VeriSign had done this. It breaks so many things it's not even vaguely funny.      
703Joakim Höglund      
704Mike Ekholm  Minneapolis, MN    
705Gerhardus Scheltema  South Africa  Java I.net Café  
706Eddie Roosenmaallen  Kingston, Ontario, Canada  Â  
707Silas Humphreys  Bristol, UK    
708Thomas Douillard  France    
709Andrew Bell      
710Morten MertnerPrivilege Abuse  Copenhagen  Various  
711Scott Loveless  St. Louis, MO    
712Kasper Kruber  Copenhagen, Denmark    
713plouhinec  france  la poste  
714Guillaume VangelderUnacceptable abuse of power for commercial purposes. Won't be getting any of my business. Ever.      
715Kun Sun SweeleyThis is truly unacceptable what Verisign has decided to do.  Baltimore City, Maryland  NeoAniCon L.L.C.  
716robert hogberg  sweden    
717Pamela Patterson      
718Nicholas J. Stenz      
719David Jack Olrik      
720Douglas Eadline      
721Morten Isaksen      
722Gerhard Beulke  Australia  Palm Cove Online  
723Bhattacharjee Manik  France    
724Alex Herington  Nottingham, UK  Sharespace Management Ltd.  
725grivet  france    
726Shaun Branden  Australia    
727Alejo      
728Robert Carriker      
729Logi Ragnarsson  Reykjavík, Iceland    
730Pronchery      
731Andrew Church      
732Christophe PETIT  Nantes, France    
733William Anderson  Chicago IL    
734Ryan Hammond  England    
735Justin Knotzke  Canada    
736David Simon      
737DUGAST      
738Timon Orawski  Canada    
739Joshua Johnston      
740Devin Anderson      
741Sam Hocevarhttp://sam.zoy.org/writings/internet/verisign/  Paris, France    
742Pied  France    
743Jerome Fisher  Wuppertal, Germany    
744Irvin Probst  Brest, France    
745Bert Neef      
746Robert Gibbens      
747Stefan Koopmanschap  Utrecht, The Netherlands    
748Peter Drake  Ohio, USA    
749Steven Yelton      
750Homer Painter      
751Joel York  Chicago, IL 60637  University of Chicago  
752Mike Schroll      
753tayonIt is also an unathorized use of registered names : this is the most important cybersquatting ever  Pontoise    
754Doug McDonald  Canada  Hostopia.com Inc.  
755Ryan Hall  US    
756RENAUD TRISTANThis is not good... If I want to go somewhere on the internet and that adresse doesn't exist, just tell me the adresse is not a valid adresse... do not send me to a website I don't want !      
757simon,yannick    RueDuCommerce.com  
758D. C. Deatrich  Lausanne, Switzerland    
759Luca Berra  Milano (Italy)    
760AngeloThis breaks a lot of stuff. It must be stopped. Totally unacceptable unless Versisign wish to pay the registry fee for the domains that they are hijacking!!  U.S  NTMG Engineering  
761ArnY      
762Matthew KavanaghAnd remember everyone, null-route sitewhatever.verisign.com.      
763Guillaume Gielly  France  ARD  
764James Arthur      
765Kevin Østmark      
766Xanthor      
767sebastien barre  france    
768David EitzingerSomeone please stop this kind of behaviour !  Germany  serverart.com  
769Zachary H. Hanna  Florida, USA    
770Glenn Morse  WI, USA    
771Olivier ORABONA  Nice, France    
772W. Todd Watson  Georgia, USA    
773Ricky Sandison  Illinois    
774Hienne XavierSuch an abuse must be stopped, quickly, and never happen again  Nantes - France  Solunix  
775Simon TurnerHas caused problems here too :(  Cambridge, UK  LDS  
776Vincent CORREZE  Nantes  MTTM  
777Carmelo Allegra  Italy    
778Ray Miller  Oxford, UK  Computing Services, University of Oxford  
779Andrew Prior      
780John Allsup  Birmingham, England, UK    
781John Cartmell  UK    
782Rob MacGregor  UK    
783david witt  new york city    
784John Ripley      
785Joe Llywelyn Griffith BlakesleyThis is an extreme abuse of the monopoly that I have long said such companies should not have been given. This only proves this point. This is the ultimate form of abuse of priveleges given by the community, spam and domain-name squatting, and I urge ICANN and the IETF to take action to make Verisign more reasonable or to get rid of them. This causes many practical problems (that at forst may not be obvious) including breaking a variety of tools (including the ODP's (http://dmoz.org/) (where I am an editor) tools)  Llandudno, Wales, UK    
786Gabriele Polidori  Italy    
787Simon TurnerHas caused problems here too :(  Cambridge, UK  LDS  
788Christopher Gilmore      
789David Glover  Oxford, UK    
790Shawn Walker  Kansas City, KS  The IQ Group, Inc.  
791Gunnar Freyr Steinsson      
792Alain Thivillonhttp://www.at.usenet-fr.net/wildcard.txt  Paris, France    
793DERMIGNY Claire  France  startfinance.com  
794Sebastien CandelaTotally unacceptable !  France    
795Mark G. Adams    Stilo Corporation  
796Scott R. Keszler      
797Michel Wilson  Delft/The Netherlands  IRCTR, Delft University of Technology  
798scott mcdowell      
799Marcus Overhagen      
800Marlon BaculioThe value of trust      
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