British registrar EASYSPACE LIMITED

Easyspace Limited, which sells retail as Easyspace and wholesale as EasyNIC, is involved in e-commerce as an Internet domain registrar. Easyspace, working with Internet domain registries (for example, Afilias), sells and renews domain names. Easyspace sells over the web using web forms at its web site. Easyspace also sells some related services such as webhosting and Easypost email service.

In the course of these activities, Easyspace has done serious crime. For example, Easyspace embezzled.

Easyspace has VAT number GB 730736444. Easyspace is part of Iomart Group PLC , headquartered in Glasgow, Scotland. Easyspace's principal place of business was long at 2 Park Court, Pyrford Road, West Byfleet, Surrey, England, KT14 6SD, United Kingdom. Easyspace has an office at Lister Pavillion, Kelvin Campus, West of Scotland Science Park, Glasgow, Scotland, G200SP, United Kingdom; and an office in Thailand. There may be about 17 employees. Easyspace servers sometimes have the word "easyspace" or "easypost" in the server's name.

None of the five, Easyspace people named below necessarily did wrong although Easyspace did.

1. Erik Young was Easyspace CEO during at least some of the embezzlement.
2. Samuel Marshall Evans (born 18 February 1936; UK) was director of Easyspace during at least some of the embezzlement.
3. Names and recent addresses of a few people who have been both directors or high-ranking executives of Iomart, and directors of Easyspace, are:
   1. Stewart Moir (born 25 September 1954; occupation ACCOUNTANT; )
   2. Sarah Haran (born 27 July 1965; )
   3. Angus Macsween (born 27 July 1956; UK).

Before making any decisions in these or related matters, you should carefully inquire from Easyspace, Iomart, and other sources. I look forward to presenting evidence about Easyspace in appropriate circumstances (for example: court, arbitration, police). I cordially welcome information and frank comments. There is no warranty for information and opinion in this website. Please promptly notify me of any errors or omissions in this website.

What should you do if Easyspace steals from you? Email, telephone, postal mail, and fax communication (from you and a non-British lawyer to the relevant Internet domain registry and Easyspace) have some value. By far, the most productive approach is an English solicitor's postal letter sent by recorded delivery to Easyspace, with a copy to the relevant Internet domain registry.

Compared to the above problem, Easyspace's spam email advertising is a relatively minor matter. For example, long after you have completely ended all relation with Easyspace, Easyspace will send you email "warning" you that renewals of Easyspace services are due. Easyspace spam is different from marriage because Easyspace spam is for life. :-)

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