Former CEO Kevin Medina has regained control of the domain name registrar, Registerfly, which has less than a week to straighten out accounts with ICANN

Naruszewicz, one of the two who had fired Medina and taken control of the company, doesn't plan to appeal the judge's decision. "We lost and it's all over," he says. "The company will implode in days and 1 million domain names are going to be lost. It's a damned shame."
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According to Business Week, about 75,000 Registerfly customers have lost access to their Web sites. This seems to confirm rumors that a significant amount of customer data kept on Registerfly servers has been corrupted and lost leaving Registerfly management scrambling to find a way to get it back. However it has been reported that ICANN is possession of a vast amount of registrant data. If true, that's at least some good news for Registerfly customers.

Some customers may be experiencing difficulties in transferring their name because they are not listed as the registrant, but instead have opted to use a privacy service. In discussions with ICANN today RegisterFly agreed to assist people in those circumstances and will provide customer data to eNom from Monday 12 March. This means that eNom should be able to facilitate transfers from RegisterFly (as reseller) to another registrar of the customer's choice.
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