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#NameComment  Location  company  
9701Brad Emerson  Seal Beach, CA  Emerika.com  
9702Dennis Nass      
9703Julien COUTHOUIS      
9704Martin SuttonVerisign should have their responsibility removed if they persue this course.  England    
9705Tom DankoJust give me a failure - It's my job to redirect the users on this network    Clinical Dynamics Corp.  
9706Claus Hall  Ballerup  Hall Webservice  
9707D. Tuijnman      
9708Richard Hornsby  Columbus, OH  The Ohio State University  
9709Peter P. Benac  Raleigh, NC  Emacolet Networking Services, Inc  
9710Jerome      
9711Kanéda      
9712Eveline Frei  CH  Udena  
9713Kevin CavanaghVerisign has stooped to an all-time low!!!!      
9714Créac'h Nicolas      
9715steveOMJPVAB (Overal Met Je Poten Van AfBlijven)  Delft    
9716Mantra      
9717Eduard Avetisyan      
9718Sheryl CoeThis is an abuse of your role. Our company is incurring support costs. There was no prior consultation with the technical and business community you are intended to serve. This is a significant departure from standards. This puts email at risk of being routed to third parties.  New Jersey  Reportica  
9719Eyvonne Sharp      
9720Peter Walton  UK    
9721William Nichols  Redding, CA  City of Redding - Information Technology  
9722Mary Shimkusthis is just plain wrong  Chicago, Il    
9723Kilian Thiel      
9724Jan-Willem Spuij  Dordrecht, The Netherlands  CreativIT  
9725Adler Floyd      
9726Wm. David Muskeyn      
9727Kevin Lim      
9728Richard SlomanBad, bad, bad idea.  England  number13software  
9729hal      
9730Jason Ruiter      
9731Matt Wilbur  San Diego  PRA, Inc.  
9732Ben Mason  Brooklyn, Ny    
9733Shadowlink      
9734Roettger      
9735Edel  Switzerland  Uni  
9736Josh Walker  Mountain View, California    
9737Ben Johansen  Portland, Oregon    
9738Laurent Adda  Paris, France    
9739crapps  france    
9740Sean TomlinsonAn abhorrent and blatant abuse of position and the public trust...  Decatur, Ilinois  Samizdata.org  
9741Grzegorz Janoszka  Poland  Consulta  
9742Casey VegaMany other companies could do a much better job.  Los Angeles  Netaflex  
9743Andrzej OwsianyTak :-)  Bielsko-Biala, Poland    
9744James Housley      
9745Eric Garnice  New Jersey, USA  Number13 Enterprises, LLC  
9746kennelI agree with you petition  switzerland    
9747utz lehmannsystem administrator  germany    
9748Joel Coreson      
9749tonton nestor      
9750Arthur Corliss  Anchorage, Alaska USA    
9751Richard Mogstad      
9752Aaron Finley      
9753Alexander GretencordDie spinnen die Amis  Germany    
9754Duane Toler  RTP, North Carolina    
9755Mark Cohen  San Francisco  nextag.com  
9756Steve Goodman      
9757Brad IsleyAre they crazy? I'm sure they know how much pain this will cause others.      
9758Jeff Erlandsson  Sweden    
9759Brian Tillman  Grand Rapids, Michigan  Smiths Aerospace  
9760Joe Harrisverisign sucks  Idaho  None  
9761Brooks Davis  Seattle, WA    
9762Steve HustonUnix Systems Administrator  Princeton, NJ  Princeton University, Astrophysical Sciences  
9763Brad Bodin      
9764Roger MoffatThis affects my ability to run a Mail Server safely    Clan Moffat Society  
9765Christopher J Brown  UK  European Technology Projects Ltd  
9766Jose FontestadThis is the begining of an internet monopoly. We need to stop it before it starts.  New Orleans, La.    
9767Phil DiBelli  Joizey Exit 120    
9768Peter Blackburn  Illinois USA    
9769Michael Schoen      
9770James Thomas  London    
9771Alexander Liemen  Dresden / Germany  Liemen & Bergler GbR  
9772Luke Hollins  Toronto, Canada    
9773Peter McCaslinQuite Unacceptable  Anchorage Alaska  Alaska Communications Systems, Inc.  
9774Adam Talmadge      
9775Emil Laurentiu  United Kingdom    
9776Erich Hohman  Sparks, NV, USA    
9777Nicholas Fechner  Hamburg, Germany  Ponton Consulting GmbH  
9778Russ Ringer      
9779Andrew BlairThe DNS abuse creates confusion, in addition to delays (must load verizon site, figure out you're at the wrong site, completely retype url)  Laramie WY, USA    
9780Edward Shane      
9781Etienne GERAIN  Paris  EPITA  
9782Mike Tibor      
9783J.P. Heemskerk      
9784Luigi Trovato  Ragusa, Italy    
9785c0redumpSo wrong, so unfair... so... commercial.  London, England    
9786Paul Martin Brierley  Scotland    
9787Henry LaxenShame on you  Reno, Nevada    
9788Trevor McFetridgeStop the madness!  Nova Scotia, Canada    
9789Bastian FriedrichVeriSign encourages spammers, spys users' behaviours and abuses it's monopoly.  Germany    
9790Thomas Marti  Zurich / Switzerland    
9791Filip Supera  France  dri.fr  
9792Marc Boucher  Belgium    
9793Benjamin Hill      
9794jean  Brazil,  FPF  
9795Richard HowellsI fully support the petition.  Swindon, United Kingdom  Dynamisys Ltd  
9796Steven Moore      
9797Pattt  Reunion Island    
9798Tom      
9799Brad IsleyAre they crazy? I'm sure they know how much pain this will cause others.      
9800Jared Brokaw  Draper, UT  Broadband Central  
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