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		jlokier 48 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: A web developer posted a payment shaming message o... In the case of a URL it might be. If the domain is registered with the client named as the formal owner, the client may well be the owner even if they haven't paid for it yet.

tracker1 46 days ago [–]

Then the client can move the DNS for the domain and use a server they control and have paid for.

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