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Re:Likely alternatives?
Microsoft can't really sue the company for trademark infringement since the domain is bogus

Microsoft can sue anybody for anything. And I think if Microsoft said, "Hey, we typed in www.mircosoft.com and you guys answered," they would have a pretty plausible claim that Verisign is using www.mircosoft.com whether it's registered or not.
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If Sitefinder goes back up then Verisign should be sued  none none | 02/26/04
exactly  V Sanders | 02/26/04
Maybe I should be more clear  none none | 02/27/04
reply to "Should be sued if they put S-F back up"-- Sued..?..  Michael from VA | 02/27/04
Who is Verisign to say HOW the Internet Works?  DarbyOhara | 02/27/04
I blocked the service before, I'll do it again!  CobraA1 | 02/27/04
Re: reply to "Should be sued if they put S-F back up"-- Sued..?..  none none | 02/27/04
Not only that  Not average Joe | 02/27/04
Likely alternatives?  Larry the Security Guy | 02/27/04
agrees wholeheartedly  stormaz@... | 02/27/04
Re:Likely alternatives?  none none | 02/27/04
Domain Registration  Treslayr | 02/27/04
Registrar  Not average Joe | 03/02/04
And your lack of...  paradiseshore | 02/27/04
class action law suit  remccain | 03/19/04
Treat them fair????  DarbyOhara | 02/27/04
Wrong Answer  rguilmette1 | 02/27/04
Error 404?  specialk_z | 02/27/04
way around is to add feature to browser - recognise redirect & 404 or googl  hipparchus | 02/27/04
Re: way around is ...  none none | 02/27/04
how to compete with verisign?  hipparchus | 02/27/04

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