legal Hostgator Founder Brent Oxley Loses Access to Create.com

[Siful MoniSiful Moni is verified member.]

Brent Oxley sold his hosting company for $300 million and bought some ultra premium domain names which were Give.com for $500,000, Broker.com for $375,000, and Texas.com for $1,007,500.

However Oxley has lost access to a proportion of his portfolio after GoDaddy locked 25 domain names as a result of a lawsuit filed by an Indian domainer.

 

[chayan]

The good news is again the sad news hopefully they will be able to resolve it very soon.

 

[accurate]

Sucks for him.

 

[Deleted member 322971123]

The most premium name in this locked portfolio is Create.com

Hopefully, Brent gets all of the domain unlocked and kick the Godaddy.

I will never ever going to have a domain with GoDaddy.

 

[accurate]

The most premium name in this locked portfolio is Create.com

Hopefully, Brent gets all of the domain unlocked and kick the Godaddy.

I will never ever going to have a domain with GoDaddy.

He moved it all too NameCheap.

 

[Deleted member 322971123]

He moved it all too NameCheap.

Nah,

 

[chayan]

The most premium name in this locked portfolio is Create.com

Hopefully, Brent gets all of the domain unlocked and kick the Godaddy.

I will never ever going to have a domain with GoDaddy.

I think if there is a legal problem, the domain can be locked from any registrar.

 

[Siful MoniSiful Moni is verified member.]

I think if there is a legal problem, the domain can be locked from any registrar.

There is no such legal issue here. There is nothing proved here that a registrar can Lock anyone's domain name.

 

[accurate]

There is no such legal issue here. There is nothing proved here that a registrar can Lock anyone's domain name.

They got a court order.

 

[accurate]

Nah,

I see... damn.

 

[chayan]

There is no such legal issue here. There is nothing proved here that a registrar can Lock anyone's domain name.

It is very sad Then it can be said, Godaddy shouldn't have locked the domains.

 

[accurate]

It is very sad Then it can be said, Godaddy shouldn't have locked the domains.

GD sucks.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Hi

he still has access, just can't change anything for those names that are still with gd
namecheap has different policy than GD, which the filing took advantage of.
and that was reason for move.

so, suggest you read the tos, where your names are regged.

imo...

 

[simon johnson]

What a disaster. I recently moved ALL of my domains away from one web host, as my account was being targeted. They kept locking out the account and I couldn't get back in. It was just crazy.

 

[accurate]

Hi

he still has access, just can't change anything for those names that are still with gd
namecheap has different policy than GD, which the filing took advantage of.
and that was reason for move.

so, suggest you read the tos, where your names are regged.

imo...

I do and have but these is so much legalese.

What a disaster. I recently moved ALL of my domains away from one web host, as my account was being targeted. They kept locking out the account and I couldn't get back in. It was just crazy.

You mean GD?

The Brext Oxley domain lockdown turning into PR nightmare for GoDaddy

The Brext Oxley domain lockdown turning into PR nightmare for GoDaddy

www.thedomains.com

 

[amplify]

What a disaster. I recently moved ALL of my domains away from one web host, as my account was being targeted. They kept locking out the account and I couldn't get back in. It was just crazy.

I was fearful of this happening with the cancel culture going on today and operating online communities.

I'm still in the transition of moving my hosting solutions to Sibyl, an Epik service, as this popped out at me: "DMCA IGNORED".

Now, while I will still enforce and protect other people's IP, it gives me time to react and not someone else to pull the plug on a whim as looks to be the case in this situation with GoDaddy and potentially yours with your hosting.

 

[accurate]

I was fearful of this happening with the cancel culture going on today and operating online communities.

I'm still in the transition of moving my hosting solutions to Sibyl, an Epik service, as this popped out at me: "DMCA IGNORED".

Now, while I will still enforce and protect other people's IP, it gives me time to react and not someone else to pull the plug on a whim as looks to be the case in this situation with GoDaddy and potentially yours with your hosting.

Cancel culture.

 

[amplify]

Cancel culture.

I don't want to take it too far off-topic here as this is about GoDaddy and this debacle, but you never know if the plug will be pulled on everything when you're hosting two right-leaning forums.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

Hi

GD's TOS, existed long before cancel culture term did, and one thing should not be injected into another, in effort to sway or spin political agenda.

it is, what it is.... at least that's how i see it.
Brent Oxley Loses Access to Create.com, Plus Millions of Dollars Worth of His Domains - james/names

now, if you wanna go political, we can start a new thread about .cc if you wish

imo....

 

[accurate]

Hi

GD's TOS, existed long before cancel culture term did, and one thing should not be injected into another, in effort to sway or spin political agenda.

it is, what it is.... at least that's how i see it.
Brent Oxley Loses Access to Create.com, Plus Millions of Dollars Worth of His Domains - james/names

now, if you wanna go political, we can start a new thread about .cc if you wish

imo....

How about .mobi?