We have just modified Item #5 of our Terms of Service as follows: Old Version 5. Having said that: We are typically vigorous advocates for our clients. We require a court order to take down your domains or websites and we notify of you of any attempts to take down your domains or websites or […]
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Additional Record Types
We often get requests to support less common DNS record types. We’ve added a new section in the control panel to manage ‘Other’ resource record types. The following record types are currently supported: AFSDB CERT KEY LOC RP SSHFP TLSA The preference for ‘Show Advanced DNS Records’ needs to be enabled: In the ‘DNS Settings’ […]
Andy Lehrer Files Amended Claim Adding 3 New Allegations Against easyDNS
In the matter of Andy Lehrer vs Tim Rourke & easyDNS, Mr. Lehrer has filed an amended claim adding three new allegations against easyDNS. Mr. Lehrer has dropped the paragraph that seeks removal of the website (this avenue is not available under Small Claims cases). Mr. Lehrer has added three additional allegations against easyDNS. There […]
Support Holiday Season Hours
easyDNS support will be closed only on 25 December 2014 and 01 January 2015. All times in Eastern. 24 December – 8:30a-3p 25 December – closed 26 December – 8:30a-6p 27 December – 12-6p 28 December – 12-6p 29 December – 8:30a-6p 30 December – 8:30a-6p 31 December – 8:30a-3p 01 January – closed 02 […]
Statement Regarding Nameserver Hijacking of Province of Ontario Domains
We are aware of the situation in which gov.on.ca and ontario.ca had their nameservers hijacked. easyDNS is the Registrar of record for these domains. easyDNS is not the DNS provider for them. At this time we feel the need to keep this brief as there may potentially be an investigation into the attackers. The attack […]
Trial Date Set in the Matter of Andy Lehrer vs easyDNS
A trial date has been set in the matter of Andy Lehrer vs easyDNS. Recall, this is the case where we were presented with a takedown request for some pages on causepimps.ca. We responded that “we don’t do that unless you have a legal basis, like a court order”, and then he went and sued […]
