But locking <i>all</i> of romanh&#x27;s domains, so he can&#x27;t take his business elsewhere, and transferring all of the traffic intended for his systems to somewhere else, <i>does</i> sound a lot like blackmail, not to mention blatant violation of how domain registration is supposed to work.<p>Also, $240 because of one chargeback, and doing the above while the customer is trying to sort out a fraud issue? Neither of those sounds like normal practice for a responsible domain registrar either.<p>Obviously there are two sides to every story and we&#x27;re only seeing one here, but that one does look pretty bad for Namecheap.