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Originally Posted by fusionx
I just called, literally just now, and was told in plain english, if your name, or your organization's name, is on the list, URLs don't really matter.
The agreement itself calls for a list of names to be provided - not URLS. DBAs I fully understand - that would help avoid confusion.
Are the URLs part of the actual list being provided to the Special Master, or will they be added to a database and then looked up if there is any question about who owns a specific url, eg, to match it up with a name that is on the list?
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Your experience has been forwarded on.. i agree, there needs to be some intervention to the phone bank to get the right story to avoid further/additional confuson.
the domains/urls/dba are beeing provided to the special master, so that's why the correct story is just as Tom posted above, that you need to email that info in to be sure that it gets on the list.
Remember the intent of all of this...... DOJ has their own list of targets, rather than revealing them to FSC, they have a third party, that will hold FSC list, and answer yes or no, to DOJ inquiry of their list.
those that are on the FSC list and on the DOJ list would presumably get a strike through as they work down the list.
So if don't have all of your domains listed, then it's easy to understand how if they do have your name/url on the list, they would knock on your door.
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