Two Scenarios-- --Suppose you request validation from a CA, dispute it with CRA(s), the CA lists "in dispute" with the CRA(s) and then sends you the validation via REGULAR postal mail, all within 30 days? What would be the next logical step? --Suppose you request validation from a CA, dispute it with CRA(s), the CA DOES NOT list "in dispute" with the CRA(s) and then sends you the validation via REGULAR postal mail, all within 30 days? What would be the next logical step? I'm just full of questions these days!
Two Scenarios-- 1*--Suppose you request validation from a CA, dispute it with CRA(s), the CA lists "in dispute" with the CRA(s) and then sends you the validation via REGULAR postal mail, all within 30 days? What would be the next logical step? 2--Suppose you request validation from a CA, dispute it with CRA(s), the CA DOES NOT list "in dispute" with the CRA(s) and then sends you the validation via REGULAR postal mail, all within 30 days? What would be the next logical step? I'm just full of questions these days! tonyd <-------------------------------> 1*Some sort of pay in exchange for deletion. 2* You have the CA for a $1000 violation as leverage. THE END ** *** ** LB 59 """"```--~~~~~~~~~--```'""'''
