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[QUOTE="elsif, post: 1726220, member: 80391"]
[b]US Govt breaking a technical rule in stealing pokerstars.com?[/b]

When a domain is seized, you would expect the DNS servers to be changed.

Pokerstars.eu: udns1.ultradns.net  udns2.ultradns.net
Pokerstars.com:  udns1.ultradns.net  udns2.ultradns.net

This is what 'WHOIS' reports for the domain.

A query against the .COM DNS servers (operated by Verisign in the US), reports:
; <<>> DiG 9.7.3 <<>> @h.gtld-servers.net NS pokerstars.com
pokerstars.com.        172800    IN    NS    ns1.cirfu.net.
pokerstars.com.        172800    IN    NS    ns2.cirfu.net.

Isn't Verisign in direct violation of the law regarding gTLD's as spelled out by ICANN for listing different WHOIS information for the domain than is being published in the DNS?

Shouldn't the owner of the domain now be listed as:
[B]FBI's[/B] Cyber Initiative and Resource Fusion Unit

Does anyone else find it weird that the FBI is using Amazon.Com's services to blackhole these domains?  Why would Amazon.com open themselves up to boycott?

Contact information for Amazon.com, facilitators of this government takeover, are:
RTechPhone:  +1-206-266-4064
RTechEmail:  [email]aes-noc@amazon.com[/email]
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