Credit Card fraud involving namesys.com registration

[Hans Reiser <reiser@namesys.com>]

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Jens, do you have an explanation for using my credit card number to 
register europe-24h.com and linux-24h.com?

As I understand it, you are a professional cybersquatter who has used my 
credit card information to register other domain names.  You originally 
contacted us saying that you had discovered that the names which 
represent my business were unclaimed, and that you had registered them 
for me without asking me if I wanted you to do so.  You then talked me 
into paying the registration fees in return for your agreeing to 
transfer them to me.  You never quite performed the transfer somehow. 
 Now you have somehow used register.com  to use my credit card to renew 
other domains, and sweet register.com tells me that if I file a claim of 
credit card fraud with them they will sieze all of the domains 
registered with a credit card (including namesys.com) for a year whether 
I want this or not.

Is there any reason I should not consider you and register.com to be 
engaging in a conspiracy to commit credit card fraud, and report this to 
both credit agencies and the authorities?

I ask, because although the contents of europe-24h.com look like those 
of a cybersquatter, one never knows what innocent explanation there 
might be until one asks

At any rate, if the members of the list see namesys.com disappear, this 
is why, and what name we might reappear under I don't know yet, but 
searching the web will probably find us.

It seems that the misguided reiserfs fan does not describe Jens as we 
had hoped, and professional cybersquatter does.  But maybe this is 
incorrect, and Jens has an innocent explanation and a transfer of the 
domain name in progress, so I ask and find out....

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Hans


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From: invoice@register.com
To: reiser@namesys.com
Subject: DOMAIN NAME REGISTRATION RENEWAL RECEIPT
Subject: DOMAIN NAME REGISTRATION RENEWAL RECEIPT
Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2002 16:38:40 -0400
Message-ID: <200206292038.QAA05620@e0.rndel01.nyat.register.com>

                                 Date:   2002/6/29
Domain(s)
linux-24h.com

5918 Marden Lane
Oakland, CA 94611
US

Order ID: 22864685

FROM:
register.com
575 8th Avenue
New York,  NY 10018
United States



	E-MAIL INVOICE FOR DOMAIN REGISTRATION/RENEWAL

Please see the register.com Services Agreement (link below).

register.com is in receipt of valid  credit card information for
payment and confirms the following:

Domain Name:             linux-24h.com
Subscription Length:     1 year
Period From:             06/28/2002
Period To:               06/28/2003
Amount Charged (US$):    $34.99


Total:  $34.99

If you feel that this charge is in error or do not wish to renew 
the domain name(s) listed above, please contact register.com 
immediately in one of the following ways:

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visiting:

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