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[ga] Open Letter to Mr Jeff Neuman from The Internet Challenge


 

From:  Richard Henderson, 8 Robin Hill, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 2HX, UK

Telephone: +44 (0)1442-863838

Organisation: The Internet Challenge

(A group of Internet users from over 20 countries)

Address: http://www.theInternetChallenge.com

(See with reference to .biz: http://www.theInternetChallenge.com/biz.htm )

 

Dear Mr Neumann

 

I spoke to your colleague Barbara Blackwell over the phone today and have been asked to contact you instead.

 

I am writing to express concern and request action over the activities of six Registrars who appeared to submit applications ONLY for a single customer, in last week’s release of .biz names.

 

I have set out, below, the details of what appears to be a conscious action to prejudice the fair operation of your Registry : action which exploits Registrars privilege and sets the rest of your consumers at a clear disadvantage.

 

The forums are already ringing with unhappiness about this : for example, I refer you to ICANN’s own New TLDs forum at http://forum.icann.org/newtldevaluationprocess

 

Let me put this approach to you in a friendly and honest context : I have watched your registry closely and, having analysed a large number of your registrations, I am clear that Neulevel acted with fairness and efficiency in the execution of last week’s “round robin” process. There was no bias shown towards individual registrars and a just distribution of names to all registrars (from which, however, I must exclude six Registrars who acted against the interests of Neulevel and the Internet community).

 

Having been very closely involved in the events of the Afilias roll-out (my group was, with some good reason, a scourge of the .info “abomination” – to use Robert Connelly’s term) I must say that .biz has compared very favourably and for that we should all be grateful.

 

Indeed, I have personal reason to be grateful to your processes because, although I only applied through one Registrar, I was lucky enough to obtain www.football.biz which I have great plans to commercially develop. I therefore have a vested interest in an ongoing collaboration with Neulevel and .biz – I do not have prejudice against your company or an axe to grind.

 

Nevertheless, I believe there is overwhelming evidence to suggest that a number of registrars made deals to only submit .biz applications for a single person, to the exclusion of the rest of the Internet community. This cannot be right and threatens the integrity of your Registry.

 

I believe there is a strong case for deleting all the names gained through the six Registrars who appear to have submitted lists for ONLY ONE PERSON.

The TLD Agreement with ICANN, Appendix F (defining the Registry-Registrar Agreement), Exhibit E, Section III:

Allows for the Registry to CANCEL registrations (i) "to protect the integrity of the Registry".

I believe that it is reasonable to request Neulevel to take this action, because the integrity of your registry has been jeopardised, and specifically your undertaking that "domain names must be allocated in an entirely impartial manner so that no party or parties may claim special privilege in registering a domain name in the new TLD space." (Statement to ICANN in initial sales pitch to win the Registry)

I also feel that, at the very least, Neulevel has an obligation to explain to their consumers and the Internet community why this was allowed to take place, and what action if any they feel appropriate to take. 

I am writing to you in all friendliness, but in the form of an open and public letter (believing in openness and transparency) which I am posting to a number of forums, so that people can publicly monitor the response that Neulevel makes to this issue.

I am also sending copies to Vint Cerf and Stuart Lynn, to contacts at The New York Times and The Washington Post, and to Fred Upton. The case is also being posted and observed at Icannwatch.

Will Neulevel take what I would call the "Afilias" route of silence, denial, and evasion?

Or will they prove to be consumer-friendly and engage in dialogue?

This should be an issue which can be resolved QUICKLY, amicably, and with due recognition of the rights of ordinary consumers who were NOT able to participate in the .biz release with the same privilege afforded to these six individuals.

Therefore I believe their registrations should be canceled; and/or the Registrars involved should be called to answer; because the INTEGRITY of the Neulevel registry requires it.     

* * * * * * * * * *

 

Turning to the details of our concern:

 

An analysis of 503 key .biz names (posted at The Internet Challenge ) reveals interesting variations between the numbers of top-quality domains obtained by different registrars.

OnlineNIC emerged at the top, with twenty times more of these names than bottom-placed Network Solutions. Nevertheless, this can be explained by the different types of customers using the various Registrars. Overall the distribution seemed fair and unbiased.

More concerning, in the case of six registrar companies, was the discovery that a single applicant obtained all their top quality names (for example Tarek Soliman obtained all 16 of the 16 names registered through PhillipinesRegistry.com and used in the sample). Since the analysis was carried out we have now found that Tarek Soliman obtained 123 names through PhillipinesRegistry.com. Not a single other registrant has been discovered for us, who obtained a .biz name last week through this registry.

This has led to complaints that other customers might have lost out because certain Registrars were only supplying one individual or themselves.

It seems inexplicable that ALL a registrar's key domain registrations should have gone to an individual customer out of all the internet users in the world. Maybe they can explain it.

However, until demonstrated otherwise, there is cause to be sceptical. In the light of Registrar abuse in the .info roll-out, and given ICANN's toleration and continued accreditation of demonstrably fraudulent registrars, the consumer has a right to be concerned. We are looking for a different kind of leadership from Neulevel, and for clear and definite action.

The SINGLE APPLICANT registrars (at least with reference to these 503 key domains which we analysed) were:

DOMAIN REGISTRATION SERVICES : 15 names obtained ... ALL FIFTEEN NAMES are registered to The Website Inc (Palmyra) - accountant.biz; basketball.biz; boats.biz; digitalcamera.biz; divorce.biz; electronics.biz; houses.biz; invest.biz; laptops.biz; metal.biz; plants.biz; rome.biz; tennis.biz; webcams.biz; woman.biz (NB since the analysis, a further 211 names have been discovered, all registered for The Website Inc)

XIN NET CORP : 16 names obtained ... ALL SIXTEEN NAMES are registered to Zansong Lin - agriculture.biz; biker.biz; christmas.biz; clothing.biz; education.biz; game.biz; holidays.biz; house.biz; massage.biz; men.biz; money.biz; nurse.biz; photo.biz; stocks.biz; sugar.biz; worldcup.biz (NB since the analysis, a further 136 names have been discovered, all registered for Zansong Lin)

BONDI LLC : 17 names obtained ... ALL SEVENTEEN NAMES are registered to Marco Publishing Corporation - art.biz; cable.biz; computers.biz; gifts.biz; horseracing.biz; hotel.biz; jokes.biz; laptops.biz; lawyers.biz; perfumes.biz; sail.biz; sexy.biz; soccer.biz; tickets.biz; universities.biz; washington.biz; watches.biz (NB since the analysis, a further 76 names have been discovered, all registered for Marco Publishing Corporation)

PHILLIPINE REGISTRY.COM : 14 names obtained ... ALL FOURTEEN NAMES are registered to Tarek Soliman - currency.biz; drug.biz; drugstore.biz; grocer.biz; land.biz; legal.biz; loans.biz; marriage.biz; movie.biz; phone.biz; pool.biz; restaurant.biz; rice.biz; satellite.biz (NB since the analysis, a further 109 names have been discovered, all registered for Tarek Soliman)

SIGNATURE DOMAINS : 8 names obtained ... ALL EIGHT NAMES are registered to Joshua Blacker - cars.biz; finance.biz; gambling.biz; games.biz; insurance.biz; law.biz; realestate.biz; travel.biz

TLDs INC : 7 names obtained ... ALL SEVEN NAMES are registered to dotPartnersLLC - beauty.biz; bingo.biz; lesbian.biz; medical.biz; pets.biz; website.biz; websites.biz (NB since the analysis, a further 184 names have been discovered, all registered for dotPartners LLC)

In the wake of the .info Sunrise scam, where ICANN failed to intervene and continued to accredit fraudulent registrars, it appears that unscrupulous companies still feel they have a free hand to abuse agreed systems and get away with it.

ICANN's failure to create reliable structures, and its unwillingness to police its own systems, has led to growing calls for a fundamental shake up of the way it is run - with the need to place far greater emphasis on consumer protection and consumer interests.

Questions that have been asked in forums in the past two days include: What were the Registry/Registrar rules on the submission of lists? WERE there any rules to protect consumers against registrars abusing the system? Were any rules broken? Is ICANN satisfied that registrars applying for just one customer, out of the whole world, is an acceptable process? Is ICANN responsible, ultimately, for this process? Will ICANN continue to accredit, endorse and advertise Registrars who are shown to have acted against the interests of the Internet Community?

In all friendliness, Mr Neumann, if Neulevel has fallen victim of a loophole, its integrity and credibility (as well as its obligations to its consumers) requires that it takes action over this.

* * * * * * * * *

 

It is blatantly clear that some registrars have handed over their lists predominantly to ONE customer (you could argue that they might have "sold" their lists on, but we'll wait to see about that).


The real issue is:


Should individuals be allowed to "buy" preferential treatment, which prejudices the rest of the worldwide community?


Should Registrars abuse their position of privilege at the expense of ordinary consumers?


Should the Registry and ICANN have constructed safeguards and mechanisms to prevent this kind of abuse (eg reading the lists which were submitted to see what is patently visible to anyone by accessing the WHOIS)?


Should ICANN continue to accredit and promote Registrars who are shown to exploit and abuse mechanisms like these?


ICANN took no sanctions against Registrars who were demonstrably fraudulent in the .info Sunrise. The message to Registrars was: you can get away with anything you like.

Some of these matters are for ICANN to address, and not Neulevel. However, it is the integrity of the Neulevel registry that is at stake here.


If Registrars are not available to everyone, then Neulevel are not able to fulfil the promises made in their initial bid to ICANN to run this Registry - where they said:


"domain names must be allocated in an entirely impartial manner so that no party or parties may claim special privilege in registering a domain name in the new TLD space." 


What does the PhillipinesRegistry, Neulevel, and ICANN have to say about it? In a culture of "openness and transparency" we should reasonably expect some comment, some explanation.

I implore you to set new standards by entering into open dialogue over this, instead of evading genuine concerns and issues. In this way, by adopting openness, you will create a style and reputation for openness which will distinguish you from the operations of other registries (such as Afilias).

* * * * * * * * *

 

Detail of our analysis.

 

503 key names analysed
Names registered through 65 different registrars
Average registrations per registrar is 7.5

In order, these are the Registrars who obtained key domains from my list, and asterisks *** indicate a Registrar who only obtained these names for a single applicant (details explained below):

OnlineNIC  ... 20
***BondiLLC  ... 17
***Xin Net Corp  ... 16
BBOnline  ... 15
***Domain Registration Services  ... 15
R&KGlobal dba 000domains  ... 15
***Phillipine Registry.com  ... 14
Secura  ... 14
Total Registrations  ... 13
Tucows (various)  ...13
123Registration  ... 12
Blueberry Hill  ... 12
Gabia  ... 12
IHoldings dba DotRegistrar  ... 12
Parava  ... 12
Registrars Asia Pty  ...12
DomainDiscover  ... 11
EasySpace  ... 11
AllDomains  ... 10
Hangang dba Doregi  ... 10
Namebay  ... 10
PSI Japan  ... 10
Ascio Technologies  ... 9
Dotster  ... 9
Internetters  ... 9
007 Names  ... 8
Catalog  ... 8
eNom  ... 8
KeySystems  ... 8
***Signature Domains  ... 8
Sitename  ... 8
Yesnic  ... 8
1stDomain.Net  ... 7
CORE  ... 7
Funpeas dba DomainProcessor  ... 7
Netpia  ... 7
Schlund  ... 7
***TLDs Inc  ... 7
Virtual Internet  ... 7
Wooho dba RGnames  ...7
IDR  ... 6
MelbourneIT dba INWW  ... 5
Netbenefit dba NetNames  ... 5
Registration Technologies  ... 5
Bulk Register  ... 4
Domain Bank  ... 4
Domaininfo AB  ... 4
EchoKorea dba Domain RG  ... 4
DirectNIC  ... 3
eMarkMonitor  ... 3
NetSearchersInternational  ... 3
Nordnet  ... 3
Abacus Names4Ever  ... 2
Joker.com  ... 2
Alice's Registry  ... 1
BookMyName.com  ... 1
Corporate Domains  ... 1
DomainPro  ... 1
Gal Communications  ... 1
Global Media Online  ... 1
NameEngine Inc  ... 1
Network Solutions  ... 1

From these figures, I think it is fair to say that the distribution shows no irrational bias towards a particular registrar. The Registry appears to have played by the rules. Whether the rules are tight enough to avoid abuse is another matter.

 

IN CONCLUSION:

 

Please could you –

 

  1. Kindly acknowledge receipt of my e-mail (or detail a colleague to do so).
  2. Investigate the cases of these SIX Registrars and let us know, in your reply, whether they have indeed been run largely or completely for the benefit of a SINGLE applicant.
  3. Inform us of any action you intend to take, to remedy the prejudice suffered by all your other customers around the world.
  4. Guarantee a refund of lost pre-registration fees (where applicable) to customers who paid for the chance to win these lost names in a fair and equal system.
  5. Detail the safeguards and instructions set in place by Neulevel and ICANN, for example through Registry/Registrar agreements to make sure this kind of predictable abuse did not take place.
  6. Let us now if you intend to take up the actions of these registrars, if it is found that they did indeed exploit privilege and stain the integrity of your processes : and in particular, let us know if you will call on ICANN to investigate and review their accreditation and promotion of these Registrars.
  7. Tell us what lessons will be passed on from this “Proof of Concept” to Afilias, in advance of their Landrush 2, so that the same mistakes are not made all over again.

 

Finally, can I take this opportunity to congratulate you on the otherwise smooth running of last week’s operation, and wish Neulevel well in its future development and aspirations. The Internet Public, the DoC, and public opinion are losing patience with a culture of unaccountability and opaque dealings which have been far too prevalent in a number of Registrars, at least one Registry, and some parts of ICANN. There is a tide of opinion turning against this culture which accommodates or presides over corruption. I call on Neulevel to be part of the new, and not part of the old. I CHALLENGE you, in openness and transparency, putting the interests of consumers first, to be part of a better INTERNET.

 

Thank you.

 

Richard Henderson

THE INTERNET CHALLENGE

 

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Appendix 1: Names exclusively provided for The Website Inc by Domain Registration Services:

 

financialplanner.biz
flowerstore.biz
for-sale.biz
forwarding.biz
frankfort.biz
freesex.biz
germanparts.biz
giftsonline.biz
glasses.biz
harddisk.biz
healing.biz
healthspa.biz
heatlh.biz
history.biz
home-loan.biz
homeappraisal.biz
homebanking.biz
homeequityloan.biz
homeequityloans.biz
homeforsale.biz
homes4sale.biz
homesecurity.biz
hookers.biz
horny.biz
hostels.biz
hotbabes.biz
housekeeper.biz
housekeepers.biz
houses.biz
houses4sale.biz
housesforsale.biz
human.biz
icehockey.biz
insuranceagent.biz
insuranceagents.biz
insurancebroker.biz
insurancequote.biz
invest.biz
investmentbanker.biz
ireland.biz
isps.biz
jeweler.biz
jewelers.biz
jewelery.biz
discountairfares.biz
discountdrugs.biz
discountfare.biz
discountfares.biz
discounthotel.biz
divorce.biz
divorcelawyer.biz
dogfood.biz
dvd.biz
e-loans.biz
electronic.biz
electronics.biz
eloans.biz
car-insurance.biz
caralarms.biz
cardiology.biz
carparts.biz
carsale.biz
caterers.biz
caymanislands.biz
cellphone.biz
cemetery.biz
cheapfare.biz
cheapflight.biz
chicago.biz
concerttickets.biz
contracts.biz
almonds.biz
aluminum.biz
ancestors.biz
antioxidants.biz
antiquecars.biz
antiques.biz
apartmentsearch.biz
asphalt.biz
athens.biz
athens2004.biz
athletes.biz
atlanticcity.biz
auctionhouse.biz
auto-leasing.biz
auto-loans.biz
autocare.biz
autoleasing.biz
autopart.biz
bahamas.biz
baking.biz
barcodes.biz
basketball.biz
bathrooms.biz
beachrentals.biz
beautyproducts.biz
bejing.biz
bestbroker.biz
bestdeal.biz
bestdeals.biz
bids.biz
billiard.biz
billiards.biz
bioengineering.biz
bioethics.biz
boats.biz
brokerage.biz
cabletelevision.biz
cannes.biz
canton.biz
900.biz
accountant.biz
accountingonline.biz
adult-toys.biz
adultdvds.biz
adultentertainment.biz
adultmovie.biz
adultmovies.biz
adultproducts.biz
adults.biz
adulttoy.biz
adulttoys.biz
adultvideos.biz
afghanistan.biz
aircompressor.biz
aircompressors.biz
airfares.biz
airsafety.biz
debtconsolidation.biz
digital-camera.biz
digitalcamera.biz
label.biz
laptops.biz
las-vegas.biz
leases.biz
livecams.biz
livegirls.biz
liverpool.biz
lobster.biz
locate.biz
mailbox.biz
metal.biz
miamibeach.biz
mortgagerate.biz
mumbai.biz
naturalfoods.biz
new-york.biz
newcar.biz
newyorkbusiness.biz
newyorkhotels.biz
newyorklawyer.biz
newyorklawyers.biz
newyorkstate.biz
nextday.biz
nightclub.biz
nyrealestate.biz
overnight.biz
pharmacist.biz
philippines.biz
phone-sex.biz
phonebook.biz
phonecall.biz
phonenumber.biz
phonenumbers.biz
pizzadelivery.biz
plants.biz
plasticsurgeon.biz
powertool.biz
powertools.biz
product.biz
promo.biz
psychicreadings.biz
psychics.biz
quotes.biz
rarebook.biz
rarebooks.biz
refrigerator.biz
refrigerators.biz
rentalcars.biz
rome.biz
russia-ru.biz
russian.biz
russianart.biz
russiangirls.biz
russiantranslation.biz
saudi-arabia.biz
saudi.biz
securitysystems.biz
sex-cam.biz
sex-cams.biz
sexcam.biz
sexclub.biz
sexmovie.biz
sexmovies.biz
sexnet.biz
sexonline.biz
sexpic.biz
sexuality.biz
snack.biz
soups.biz
stationary.biz
steak.biz
supermarket.biz
surfer.biz
swissbank.biz
sydneyaustralia.biz
sydneyrealestate.biz
taxreturn.biz
teen-sex.biz
teensex.biz
temps.biz
tennis.biz
theaters.biz
travelinfo.biz
used-cars.biz
vegas.biz
videogame.biz
web-cam.biz
webcams.biz
webcasting.biz
webdesigner.biz
wineandspirits.biz
woman.biz
wool.biz
yourcompany.biz

 

Appendix 2. Domains exclusively provided for Marco Publishing by Bondi LLC:

 energy.biz
eradio.biz
etickets.biz
executivesearch.biz
fiberglass.biz
floodinsurance.biz
forlease.biz
franchises.biz
futbol.biz
giftcertificates.biz
gifts.biz
golfschool.biz
horseracing.biz
hotel.biz
houston.biz
ipo.biz
directions.biz
domain-names.biz
e-tickets.biz
egifts.biz
electricians.biz
casinogames.biz
cats.biz
cellularphones.biz
checks.biz
colleges.biz
computers.biz
contacts.biz
copyrights.biz
art.biz
autoparts.biz
baseballcards.biz
batteries.biz
biomed.biz
biotech.biz
biz2biz.biz
biz4sale.biz
blinds.biz
brakerepair.biz
brands.biz
brides.biz
broadway.biz
cable.biz
cablemodem.biz
4sale.biz
accountants.biz
addresses.biz
affiliateprograms.biz
credit-cards.biz
creditcards.biz
cruise.biz
defensivedriving.biz
desktops.biz
digitalcameras.biz
jokes.biz
junk.biz
laptop.biz
lawyers.biz
limo.biz
limos.biz
linux.biz
marco.biz
mobilehome.biz
onlinecasinos.biz
payperview.biz
pbs.biz
perfumes.biz
personaltrainer.biz
prescriptions.biz
quickquote.biz
rates.biz
refinance.biz
rentacar.biz
sail.biz
samples.biz
sexsites.biz
sexy.biz
skiing.biz
snowboards.biz
soccer.biz
spas.biz
speakersbureau.biz
sportsbets.biz
spy.biz
tickets.biz
trademarks.biz
universities.biz
usedtrucks.biz
washington.biz
watches.biz
windowcoverings.biz
wirelessphone.biz
work-at-home.biz

 

Appendix 3. Names exclusively provided for DotPartnersLLC by TLDs Inc:

enter.biz
familia.biz
farmclub.biz
flash.biz
foodservice.biz
forbes.biz
ford.biz
four.biz
ftd.biz
funerals.biz
gio.biz
globo.biz
grey.biz
greystone.biz
guide.biz
handyman.biz
hdp.biz
hellas.biz
herald.biz
hillary.biz
hindi.biz
hinet.biz
hiphop.biz
homebuyer.biz
household.biz
hrm.biz
hypnosis.biz
ibc.biz
iht.biz
ilm.biz
img.biz
informatie.biz
internacional.biz
ioi.biz
iow.biz
ipg.biz
irish.biz
jetset.biz
dior.biz
documentary.biz
domaene.biz
dss.biz
ehs.biz
elf.biz
capsule.biz
carpool.biz
carshow.biz
cbt.biz
chelsea.biz
classics.biz
cmm.biz
communities.biz
community.biz
convergence.biz
cops.biz
allsports.biz
alo.biz
argos.biz
avs.biz
awi.biz
backup.biz
bba.biz
beauty.biz
berlin.biz
beyond.biz
bingo.biz
blitz.biz
bottom.biz
buy.biz
cabaret.biz
cables.biz
admall.biz
africanart.biz
agile.biz
agm.biz
agora.biz
ctv.biz
cyberspace.biz
day.biz
dbs.biz
demon.biz
devilrays.biz
digital.biz
jsc.biz
jwt.biz
kci.biz
kick.biz
kreativ.biz
lateescapes.biz
lesbian.biz
lex.biz
lifetime.biz
livesex.biz
male.biz
martialart.biz
mask.biz
matchmaker.biz
mbf.biz
medical.biz
mein.biz
mesothelioma.biz
metropolis.biz
mfs.biz
michigan.biz
miz.biz
mme.biz
monday.biz
mtb.biz
mti.biz
mus.biz
mystic.biz
nerve.biz
num.biz
oranje.biz
orbitz.biz
origami.biz
original.biz
oven.biz
palace.biz
patagon.biz
penis.biz
peter.biz
pets.biz
pfg.biz
pink.biz
pinkpanther.biz
pkg.biz
pornofilm.biz
positive.biz
premier.biz
progressive.biz
pronto.biz
psn.biz
rac.biz
radiant.biz
reading.biz
realestatelaw.biz
rte.biz
rti.biz
rus.biz
securities.biz
sheetmusic.biz
showbiz.biz
sii.biz
single.biz
skysports.biz
slut.biz
smt.biz
smut.biz
sonic.biz
spin.biz
sse.biz
startpage.biz
state.biz
stockhouse.biz
stream.biz
style.biz
supermarkets.biz
tcs.biz
themall.biz
threshold.biz
timeshare.biz
tom.biz
transvestite.biz
tribune.biz
tribute.biz
trim.biz
tsr.biz
tst.biz
tunes.biz
tvl.biz
upload.biz
veranstaltung.biz
via.biz
viewpoint.biz
vino.biz
vintagewine.biz
virgins.biz
vms.biz
weblink.biz
website.biz
websites.biz
wesell.biz
wild.biz
wirtschaft.biz
worldnews.biz
wrestling.biz
wtf.biz
wwf.biz
yak.biz
zebra.biz
zodiac.biz

 

Appendix 4. Names exclusively provided for Zansong Lin by Xin Net Corp:

emall.biz
environ.biz
europa.biz
express.biz
fabric.biz
fast.biz
fishingtackle.biz
flags.biz
flyfishing.biz
flying.biz
fraud.biz
freelance.biz
game.biz
giftbaskets.biz
ginseng.biz
greenhouse.biz
harbin.biz
holidays.biz
hometheater.biz
homeway.biz
hotelreservation.biz
house.biz
hvac.biz
impact.biz
international.biz
investor.biz
isp.biz
dot.biz
download.biz
dsl.biz
ebid.biz
ecuador.biz
education.biz
egg.biz
egold.biz
elawyer.biz
caps.biz
chengdu.biz
chinasource.biz
chinatour.biz
chongqing.biz
christmas.biz
clothing.biz
coins.biz
colorado.biz
compare.biz
corporateawards.biz
alex.biz
alternativehealth.biz
alternativemedicine.biz
amanda.biz
artgallery.biz
asseenontv.biz
australian.biz
bacchus.biz
banken.biz
bed.biz
best.biz
bets.biz
biker.biz
bowling.biz
brisbane.biz
cameras.biz
0-0.biz
0800.biz
100.biz
101.biz
163.biz
1800contacts.biz
2ndmortgage.biz
365.biz
4rent.biz
518.biz
555.biz
5star.biz
777.biz
8888.biz
accomodations.biz
adultwebhosting.biz
adultwebmaster.biz
agriculture.biz
airtravel.biz
ais.biz
cpa.biz
dalian.biz
david.biz
diets.biz
juegos.biz
julian.biz
ktv.biz
leonard.biz
lesbiansex.biz
lifeinsurance.biz
macau.biz
massage.biz
master.biz
maui.biz
men.biz
money.biz
motorcycle.biz
movietickets.biz
musician.biz
myrtlebeach.biz
nederland.biz
nevada.biz
nihon.biz
nurse.biz
ohio.biz
open.biz
opensource.biz
osaka.biz
paralegal.biz
personalinjury.biz
photo.biz
planb.biz
plastic.biz
plastics.biz
public.biz
qingdao.biz
red.biz
reseller.biz
resource.biz
romance.biz
roof.biz
shenyang.biz
shenzhen.biz
sina.biz
sino.biz
sky.biz
sohu.biz
stamp.biz
stocks.biz
sugar.biz
super.biz
surveyor.biz
taipei.biz
taishan.biz
thaitravel.biz
trip.biz
unite.biz
ups.biz
venice.biz
vip.biz
vitamin.biz
wenzhou.biz
worldcup.biz
wto.biz
xian.biz
xxxx.biz
xyz.biz
yantai.biz
yellowriver.biz

 Appendix 5. Names exclusively provided for Tarek Soliman by PhillipinesRegistry.com:

drink.biz
drug.biz
drugstore.biz
dubai.biz
e-buy.biz
eastwood.biz
economy.biz
eid.biz
carbon.biz
catwalk.biz
chemist.biz
chess.biz
cigar.biz
clone.biz
co-op.biz
commodity.biz
cotton.biz
amour.biz
and.biz
arabiangulf.biz
arbitrage.biz
arizona.biz
artwork.biz
bahrain.biz
bet.biz
birth.biz
bollywood.biz
bonds.biz
britain.biz
broadcast.biz
brunei.biz
bullion.biz
buyer.biz
abortion.biz
adroit.biz
cryonics.biz
currency.biz
curry.biz
darts.biz
derivatives.biz
environment.biz
estateagent.biz
fastnet.biz
forest.biz
foster.biz
fur.biz
genetics.biz
genome.biz
gilts.biz
greenland.biz
grocer.biz
gulf.biz
handball.biz
horse.biz
image.biz
incubator.biz
iran.biz
iraq.biz
islamic.biz
jet.biz
judo.biz
kansas.biz
koran.biz
kuwait.biz
land.biz
lawfirm.biz
lebanon.biz
legal.biz
libya.biz
loans.biz
luxembourg.biz
maine.biz
makkah.biz
marriage.biz
masterbatch.biz
mcommerce.biz
meca.biz
mecca.biz
medina.biz
meeting.biz
menu.biz
middleeast.biz
milk.biz
mississippi.biz
monkeybiz.biz
monkeybusiness.biz
montana.biz
moon.biz
mosque.biz
movie.biz
mutual.biz
mutualfunds.biz
nano.biz
newgen.biz
newzealand.biz
pen.biz
persia.biz
phone.biz
pollution.biz
pool.biz
quran.biz
racehorse.biz
restaurant.biz
rice.biz
s-h-o-w.biz
satellite.biz
saudiarabia.biz
sexual.biz
shalom.biz
snooker.biz
steel.biz
switzerland.biz
syria.biz
tabletennis.biz
theshow.biz
torah.biz
tunisia.biz
turkey.biz
uae.biz
volleyball.biz
wales.biz
yen.biz
zuelligpharma.biz

 

Appendix 6. Names exclusively provided for Joshua Blacker by Signature Domains:

His request list can't have been longer than 30 names but just feast your eyes on these beauties:
finance.biz
gambling.biz
games.biz
insurance.biz
cars.biz
attorney.biz
law.biz
realestate.biz
travel.biz
webhosting.biz

 

This correspondence addressed to:

Jeffrey J. Neumann, Esq

Director, Policy and Intellectual Property

Neulevel, Inc.

Loudoun Tech Center

46000 Center Oak Plaza

Building X

Sterling, VA 20166


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