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requesting a DNS transfer is the internet equivalent of "stealing," is it not. You also have to factor into it, that users of ebay's German sites were without access until the problem could be corrected, and in some instances, I imagine people lost money over it in the way of lost bids, etc.

Anyhow, would it not be a crime to submit paperwork to have a car or house title transferred into your possession, when it was someone else's vehicle or house?
Posted by: tamuhockey   Posted on: 09/08/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Book em up Danno  seadog59 | 09/08/04
It depends.  Letophoro | 09/08/04
The REGISTRAR should face the charges!  kd5auq | 09/08/04
Maybe we should blame microsoft for this?  tamuhockey | 09/08/04
how is  eLurker | 09/08/04
examples  tamuhockey | 09/08/04
Possibilities  AbsolutelyNot | 09/08/04
Probably not.  Letophoro | 09/08/04
i disagree  eLurker | 09/08/04
you know  eLurker | 09/08/04
How it got through  AbsolutelyNot | 09/08/04
I got a rope, find a good tree.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/08/04
NRA supporters  cvos | 09/08/04
what in the heck  eLurker | 09/08/04
as you yourself  eLurker | 09/08/04
Sorry, but if your looking for sympathy,,,  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/08/04
Even if it was legal  voska | 09/09/04
Nah, someone at eBay needs to be punished  balsover | 09/09/04
Depends  voska | 09/09/04
he made a legal request and it was fulfilled  V Sanders | 09/09/04

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