Difference between revisions of "JP Vazquez"
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| − | '''JP Vazquez''' is the VP of Business Development at Baron & Associates.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jpvazquez linkedin.com]</ref> | + | '''JP Vazquez''' is a Internet expert and consultant.<ref>[[ICANN 41]] Interview</ref> He was previously the VP of Business Development at Baron & Associates.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/jpvazquez linkedin.com]</ref> |
In 2000, Mr. Vazquez was the Vice President of Finance for [[iHoldings]] Inc. iHoldings Inc. was the parent company of [[Dotregister]], an [[ICANN]] accredited registrar. iHoldings Inc. also holds Belgiumdomains, Capitoldomains, and Domaindoorman; which were all later traded to [[Netrian Ventures]], Ltd. <ref>[http://www.domaindetectives.net/reports/unasi/netrian_ventures.php domaindetectives.net]</ref> | In 2000, Mr. Vazquez was the Vice President of Finance for [[iHoldings]] Inc. iHoldings Inc. was the parent company of [[Dotregister]], an [[ICANN]] accredited registrar. iHoldings Inc. also holds Belgiumdomains, Capitoldomains, and Domaindoorman; which were all later traded to [[Netrian Ventures]], Ltd. <ref>[http://www.domaindetectives.net/reports/unasi/netrian_ventures.php domaindetectives.net]</ref> | ||
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| Email: | email [at] vazquez.jp |
| LinkedIn: |  [jpvazquez JP Vazquez]
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JP Vazquez is a Internet expert and consultant.[1] He was previously the VP of Business Development at Baron & Associates.[2]
In 2000, Mr. Vazquez was the Vice President of Finance for iHoldings Inc. iHoldings Inc. was the parent company of Dotregister, an ICANN accredited registrar. iHoldings Inc. also holds Belgiumdomains, Capitoldomains, and Domaindoorman; which were all later traded to Netrian Ventures, Ltd. [3]
In 2007, Vazquez courted controversy when Dell filed a lawsuit against Vazquez's companies complaining of cybersquatting, trademark infringement, counterfeiting, dilution, and unfair competition. It stated that all the companies of Vazquez are run by himself and have the same address and work together as a single entity for the purpose of unlawful activity.[4]
References
- ↑ ICANN 41 Interview
- ↑ linkedin.com
- ↑ domaindetectives.net
- ↑ domains.net