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Originally Posted by plaster
It doesn't matter, they are not going to court on your behalf. They would represent you and start the legal paperwork that will either get your account opened up so you can get your information, or put them in legal trouble that could then be used in your favor later.
If it goes into arbitration or some type of legal court crap, then yeah, hire a local attorney.
But this firm is good, and effective. And they don't charge an insane amount of money, or at least not initially.
Keep communication short and to the point. What does a paid subscription to domaintools do for you? I thought they were just a whois provider. And whenever I used their search for whois, never got as much information as I get elsewhere.
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thank you for the info and for the points man. i have found it will be better to talk about this with someone in my born language, so will be contacting lawyer who is helping me with my things here, and lets see what we can do ... i will really not leave all my seven years of work there, because some guy who cannot stay at one job more than two years, decided to put red alert and who knows if lies all around the company, because even if one guy hates me, i seriously do not understand why nobody is able to answer me there. so, with the letter from lawyer, i hope it will go at least to hand of someone competent, who will fire all the amateurs involved in my case so far ... domaintools have great service of checking things, all on one place, i have replacements, but nothing gave me that complex info as they ... shame it ended like it ended ... and i bet only because of one stupid amateur support guy brian ... thanks for your info again, and have a great no stress weekend everyone!
