thief among us....sad really sad!

[GiantDomains]

Interesting - a few domains owned by this speciman and noted in the thread have improper dtata, and per ICAAN could be shut down immediately - as the who-is is fake. There is more than one way to skin a cat ...

Let's stick to the matter at hand, nobody is seeking revenge, and I hope nobody takes your post seriously.

 

[LewR]

GiantDomains - do you mean that illegal who-is should not be exposed - or that cats should not be skinned?...LOL The latter was the use of an expression.

Why would I post anything that should not be taken seriously?

 

[Latic]

Please see new thread

 

[DeCal]

The bank doesn't seem to be paying interest daily again now.....

 

[darrenl]

Dang thats why my money has stopped flowing.

 

[pam]

If you use your American Express card via PayPal they will not allow you to initiate a chargeback.

 

[Nameable]

If you use your American Express card via PayPal they will not allow you to initiate a chargeback.

Really?! Thanks for pointing that out.

Which "they" is it that blocks the chargeback? Amex I assume.

Guess I'll be using the MC with paypal from now on.

 

[DNWizardX9]

which credit card companies have this "Zero liability" for chargebacks over $50?i'm interested

 

[pam]

http://www.usa.visa.com/personal/secure_with_visa/zero_liability.html?it=h2_/index.html

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