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VeriSign's SiteFinder & ICANN Contracts--A Second Opinion
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And there are also disreputable used car sellers that turn back the odometer on a used car to make it look more like new... and then there is the case of "new" cars been driven by employees with the odometer disconnected. All of which is considered fraud and a criminal offense in many parts of the world.
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Re:I like your suggestion
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Unless you have proof that VeriSign IS committing fraud, I do not see how this is relevant. If the argument is to be made that an organization cannot run a TLD because they may commit fraud, then nobody will run it. Even non-profits can commit fraud.
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