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All we see is the letter from the purported administrative contact - a letter that contained no return address or other way to begin to evaluate its authenticity.
How did that letter arrive? Did it arrive by postal mail - in which case it presumably was in an envelope with a postmark. Or did a duck waddle out of the remaining marshlands of Marina del Rey and drop the letter in Louis Touton's car? Isn't it odd that someone who purports to be an administrative contact doesn't disclose his e-mail address.
If in the sex.com case it is found that Verisign was negligent in its handling of the fraudulant transfer request, then what can we say about the degree of care that was exercised by ICANN as IANA when the subject matter is not a simple domain in .com but instead something much more significant, a ccTLD, the name of a nation on the Internet?
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