Cameron Walker, General Manager at Name.com, exercised direct oversight over the registrar’s day-to-day abuse response operations, infrastructure, and customer communications. As such, Walker was not merely a back-office executive — he was the primary operational gatekeeper responsible for ensuring that domain abuse complaints were reviewed with integrity, that website removals were justified, and that customer rights were respected.

Instead, under Walker’s management, Name.com executed the coordinated takedown of four protest websites tied to protected speech and lawful litigation efforts against Shein and its attorneys. These takedowns occurred:

• Without due process or investigation,

• Without notifying me of the complainant’s identity,

• And without responding to follow-up inquiries or lawful subpoenas requesting the basis for the removal.

Despite being placed on notice that the takedowns were retaliatory, legally unjustified, and potentially criminal, Walker made no effort to intervene, correct the record, or restore the domains. Even after I offered to settle the matter without requesting any compensation — simply asking for transparency and assurances — Walker and Name.com refused to take action.

This silence became part of the larger scheme. Walker’s managerial authority made him directly responsible for allowing Name.com to be used as a tool of censorship by outside legal actors. His failure to act in the face of abuse—combined with repeated opportunities to do so—renders him personally liable for his role in enabling domain suppression, retaliation, and obstruction of justice.