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Originally Posted by darksoul
Like I already said in other threads the most they can do, if they feel that the domains break their TOS, is have him move to another registrar.
It is not up to them to conduct an investigation to see if someone is breaking the law.
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Moving him to another host (ie, passing the buck) I don't think would limit Directnic's liabilty here. I suspect if they did that, they next step would be to contact the FBI and send the complaint to them. I would much rather deal with Directnic and kill an non-issue now, rather than see Slick in cuffs trying to explain his way out later.
Borked: Do yourself a favor and check out the domains Slick is in the US. Further, when you enter into business with a US company, that US company is obliged to follow the laws of their country. You cannot ask Directnic to turn a blind eye because you happen to be in another country. They are in the US and they are subject to the laws and liabilities of being in the US... and you have a contract with them.
If you are not comfortable with that, I would suggest you register your domains in a country you are more comfortable with.
(PS: I should point out that I have no domains with Directnic, nor do I do any buisness with any Intecosmos companies).