[ga-full] Re: [Special attention Michael Donohue and Becky Burr] Abusecomplaints regar...

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Everyone,

  I can also confirm this.  In fact, I already have.

David "Dude" Jenson
INEGRoup-West Director  

In a message dated 2/19/00 10:48:47 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com writes:

<< All,
 
   Recently Harald Alvestrandt suggested that several of our members
 did not exist due to a challenge levied through some questionable rules
 imposed on members of this Assembly by Harald Alvestrand, Roberto
 Gaetano and supposedly the DNSO NC.  After some careful review
 and additional information that is and has been readily available for
 their review, we (Members of INEGroup) have steadfastly refused to
 provide the suggested information over the internet per Haralds
 suggested request as a matter of safety and concern due to identity
 theft and privacy reasons.  We provided through myself and James Touton.
 They were scoffed at and basically considered not reasonable by Mr.
 Harald Alvestrand and it seems the whole ICANN Board despite
 profuse pleas and suggestions from myself, as spokesman, James
 Touton, Bob Davis, David Jenson, Joe Baptista, and Dillon Marshall.
 After these pleas and suggestions, James Touton, Bob Davis,
 and David Jenson, david Jenson were denied the right to post or
 participate in the discussions and debates on the DNSO GA
 mailing list.  We believe this was both wrong and done so without
 just cause.  I there fore site from the U.S. web site for the
 FTC see" Http://www.ftc.gov (See Below) the concerns to
 which we found this perpetration upon our persons and privacy
 to the extreme.
 
   Further David Jenson and Dillon Marshall both called Harald
 Alvestrand by phone at 47 92 84 49 07, which was the phone number
 he provided and attempted to resolve and verify the identities of
 Bob Davis and James Touton.  Neither David nor Dillon were sure
 that this was indeed Harald Alvestrand, but assumed that he said he
 was whom he said he was.  These conversations were of course
 recorded upon my and James Touton insistence and done over
 a secure phone line.  Mr. Alverstrand was rude to both individuals
 and acted in a suspicious manor when speaking to them.  He
 had a heavy european accent.
 
   Additionally I, James and Bob suggested and requested of Mr.
 Alverstrand the he provide a secure link by which the suggested,
 but not required information in the form he wanted, be provided
 so as to potentially meet his suggested request.  To date, he has
 not provided for this security.  In addition the ICANN/DNSO
 does not have a stated privacy statement or policy that is known
 or listed on the DNSO web site at this time or to date.
 
   James Touton and Bob Davis also provided alternative forms
 of expectable identification (PGP keys and S/Mime as well
 and listings or their basic background.  All of which were refused
 or refuted by Mr. Alvestrand.
 
   Given the above situation outline we INEGroup members beseech
 the FTC to intercede with all due haste in this matter as we believe
 that due to certain other statements and actions engaged in by
 Mr. Alvestrand leads us to believe that a potential for criminal
 activity may be present in this situation.
 
 Further details of some of what has transpired and mentioned in
 some detail above can be found in the ICANN/DNSO's GA
 mailing list at: http://www.dnso.org/archives.html and specifically
 at: http://www.dnso.org/clubpublic/ga/Arc03/maillist.html
 
   I await your prompt and considerate reply Mr. Donohue.
 
 ===========================================================
 the following excerpt for the FTC site:
 
 http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2000/02/idtheft.htm
 
 o To best protect against becoming an ID theft victim, the agency
 gives the following guidance:
 
     Be careful about giving out your personal information. For example,
     don't give out personal identifying information 
     (SSN, date of birth, mother's maiden name)to someone over the
     phone (or the Internet) when you haven't initiated the transaction.
     And don't carry your Social Security card (or your children's
     SSNs)in your wallet.
 
     Put passwords (NOT your mother's maiden name) on credit card
     and bank accounts, to make it harder for an ID thief to make
     changes to, or "takeover," your account.
 
     Order your credit reports once a year from each of the three
     national credit bureaus. That way you're likely to catch any
     identity theft before it gets out of hand -- and not when 
     you're waiting for a mortgage application to be approved.
 
 Regards,
 --
 Jeffrey A. Williams
 Spokesman INEGroup (Over 95k members strong!)
 CEO/DIR. Internet Network Eng/SR. Java/CORBA Development Eng.
 Information Network Eng. Group. INEG. INC.
 E-Mail jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com
 Contact Number:  972-447-1894
 Address: 5 East Kirkwood Blvd. Grapevine Texas 75208
  >>
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