Verisign filed a legal case against ICANN on February 26, 2004. The company accused ICANN of seriously abusing its technical coordination function by requiring Verisign to stop its Site Finder Service to the .com and .net domain name space. The company also added in the complaint the delay of the implementation of the WLS and the inclusion of new procedures not required by the 2001 .com and .net registry agreements such as the price reduction for the WLS service. According to Verisign, the conditions benefited the different ICANN constituencies but unfavorable to the company.Furthermore, Verisign pointed out ICANN denied the company to earn profit by delaying the WLS while other companies are offering similar services to internet users.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/legal/verisign-v-icann/verisign-v-icann-complaint-26feb04.pdf Verisign Vs. ICANN]</ref> | Verisign filed a legal case against ICANN on February 26, 2004. The company accused ICANN of seriously abusing its technical coordination function by requiring Verisign to stop its Site Finder Service to the .com and .net domain name space. The company also added in the complaint the delay of the implementation of the WLS and the inclusion of new procedures not required by the 2001 .com and .net registry agreements such as the price reduction for the WLS service. According to Verisign, the conditions benefited the different ICANN constituencies but unfavorable to the company.Furthermore, Verisign pointed out ICANN denied the company to earn profit by delaying the WLS while other companies are offering similar services to internet users.<ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/legal/verisign-v-icann/verisign-v-icann-complaint-26feb04.pdf Verisign Vs. ICANN]</ref> |