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Thursday, 12 April 2007
Unfortunately I was just called by the clerk's office this afternoon, and Magistrate Judge Sharp just granted ICANN's Motion to continue the hearing from tomorrow April 11th 2007 to an undetermined date.  I know this is bad news for so many of you who are still trapped, and it is one more breach by ICANN of their duty to protect the public.

I plan on filing a new request for an immediate TRO based upon the unfolding situation, however I cannot disclose the details at this time.  I have been compiling affidavits and evidence of ongoing fraud since the last hearing.   I am preparing documents to be filed soon.  I am continuing to fight for all of those who are still trapped.  I will keep you updated as the case unfolds. - Clark Dummit
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lhale Registered | 2007-04-12 11:15:12
Those domains that people can't renew through RegisterFly who didn't know this was going on, I thought ICANN had decided to keep those in trust? A site I visit that wasn't aware of the problems never got any notice and their domain was subsequently bought.

Thanks for the good work.
liveNEARregisterfly - Not surprised at all... Registered | 2007-04-13 01:53:59
I'm not surprised at all.

ICANN can't help us, period. I never had any hope that ICANN will help save our domain(s).

You either get your domains out or lose them if you can't.
bigfoot Registered | 2007-04-15 04:02:10
Having read through some of the documentation about the lawsuit it appears to me that the reason for the continuation is two-fold.

1) The lawsuit is being brought in North Carolina and ICANN and others have no connection to NC.

2) ICANN are already involved in a lawsuit or lawsuits in California with Registerfly and the outcome of that will affect the lawsuit brought in NC.

This means, in my un-tutored opinion, that ICANN have chosen where to fight their battle on the basis of legal precedents of the past.
sgilbert Registered | 2007-04-16 11:22:45
I had 50 domains with Registerfly, none of which are due to expire anytime soon. When I attempted to transfer them a month ago (before I learned how to acquire the authorization codes), not only was I unable to transfer them, they disappeared from my Registerfly account. Support tickets, emails, faxes, and emails to compliance and icann have been futile.

If you feel any information I have would help you Clark, please let me know. I truly don't know what to do...

Susan
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