- Case Number: a20090621.2
- Status: Closed
- Claimants: Egbert van den Bussche
- Respondents: CAcert Incorporated
- Complaint:
Dear sirs, Several years ago I registered myself on the Cacert site with just my middle first name. My Dutch driver license only spells out the FIRST first name, while the Dutch ID card and passport spells out ALL my first names. After discussing this today at the ATE-Eemnes with other assurers and arbitors, I think it is better to register ALL my names. Hence this request. Currently recorded: Egbert van den Bussche This should be changes to: Hendrik Egbert Jan van den Bussche My passport caries these full names and my driver license shows this as Hendrik E. J. With all my names on record, my drivers license will be more easily be accepted during assurances. Today both Bas van den Dikkenberg (assurer) and Hans Verbeek (assurer/arbiter) validated the presented ID documents, assured me and support me in this request. Please consider granting this request, please inform me in due time. Best regards, (Hendrik) Egbert (Jan) van den Bussche
- Relief: To be determined
- Case Manager: Nick Bebout
- Arbitrator: Philipp Dunkel
- Date of arbitration initiation: 2009/06/21
Before: Philipp Dunkel (A). Respondent: CAcert Incorporated (R) Claimant: Egbert van den Bussche (C) Case: a20090621.2
A: Requested contact Information of claimant from CM and support
C: The DRP & CCA were accepted via private signed mail
W: Hans Verbeek and Bas van den Dikkenberg confirmed the claimants claims via signed E-Mails
Discovery
- there was no malfeasance of an type alleged or found
- the rules regarding names have been in flux since then claimant became a member
- two senior experienced Assurers have verified the requested name in the account
- these 2 assurances would bring the Account up above 50 points according to AP
- this dispute is the result of learning at an ATE and brought by the person holding the account himself
- the claimant has the experience required of assurers
Ruling
Due to these facts I order the accounts name to be changed without the removal of any assurance or experience points. The claimant is requested to revoke currently valid certificates, however this is not an order and is left to the discretion of the claimant.
The certificates are not revoked mandatorily, because * the CPS only requires the name to be assured under Assurance Policy, which it was. * the Assurance Policy itself only requires that the Name, E-Mail and secondary distinguishing feature be known, which they are. * the current PracticeOnNames would suggest that the current account name is actually valid according to current policies and practices.
Execution
A: The claimant has been notified of the ruling by E-Mail
A: support@c.o has been requested to change the account by E-Mail
Notes
Used as precedence by a20090618.4