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34 domains has been stolen from eNom to eName (China)
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<blockquote data-quote="katherine" data-source="post: 2241787" data-attributes="member: 63835"><p>Judging by recent cases, ename are not very cooperative.</p><p>I already expect the predictable outcome: the transfer has been duly authorized (not by you of course), nothing to do. Enom will probably not go the extra mile.</p><p></p><p>You might have to appoint a lawyer to subpoena the registrar in order to obtain the login IP addresses. I don't even think Enom will give you this information... why not, it's your user account after all.</p><p>Then maybe you'll have to go to court, possibly obtain an injunction to be enforced at the registry itself.</p><p></p><p>Good luck !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="katherine, post: 2241787, member: 63835"] Judging by recent cases, ename are not very cooperative. I already expect the predictable outcome: the transfer has been duly authorized (not by you of course), nothing to do. Enom will probably not go the extra mile. You might have to appoint a lawyer to subpoena the registrar in order to obtain the login IP addresses. I don't even think Enom will give you this information... why not, it's your user account after all. Then maybe you'll have to go to court, possibly obtain an injunction to be enforced at the registry itself. Good luck ! [/QUOTE]
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