Tonyfloyd, you see this is where your credability hits rock bottom. Even as Providor brings reasoning to the argument 'you' just bring your weird opinionated thoughts. Why would anyone even take you seriously? Of all the ways that you could have responded, but hopefully mainly with reason, you post the following:
Yeah....all hail to the mighty Domain King....blah blah blah......but it ain't no "if".....you can take it to the bank...
As I have stated previously I know none of the parties involved here, but I am damn certain that I will not condemn someone for actually having done nothing wrong as you are trying to condemn RS.
Providor, I disagree about any importance being attached to the closeness of the registrant to RS. Indeed it would have made no difference if it had been RS himself (which we are assured it is not). It is the fact that CP breached the protocol of Moniker/Oversee (at least we hope there was a protocol in place). It is then further confounded by Moniker/Oversee telling RS that CP would be fired for what he did, but this did not happen for 3 months and only after RS published CP as the perpertrator. But
we do know that the registrant was a
'close friend' of CP according to CP himself, so under the same 'theory' about closeness being used to establish a direct connection then under the same evidence it could be suggested that CP could just have likely, if not more likely, have been involved in 'setting this up' as much as RS!
This then begs the following questions:
- Why did it take so long for CP to leave Moniker?
- Apparently the termination was mutual and amicable, does this sound like someone being fired?
- How many other breaches have there been?
- At what staff level at Moniker does someone have to be to obtain this information?
- What has Moniker/Oversee done to make sure this does not happen in the future?
- What has happened to those that tried to cover this up?
- Indeed WHO were the employees of Moniker/Oversee who tried to cover this up?
And perhaps the biggest question of all:
- Why should anyone trust anything Moniker/Oversee ever says again?
I do not use and have never used a privacy service at any registrar, I do not see the point personally, but for those that choose such a service they pay for it, and I am sure in American law just as in English law, to allow such a breach to occur is actually a breach of contract on the part of the company and one where damages could be claimed against Moniker/Oversee.