Legal Process Guidelines
Version 1.0 · November 4, 2026
For courts, government agencies, law enforcement and lawyers seeking information from or action by Osher Mevin, Inc., doing business as Message Domains.
1. What we are
We lease hostnames under verb domains and host one-page templates. We do not write or choose any content. Each address is its buyer’s statement.
2. Where to send
| Kind | Send to |
|---|---|
| Service of process, subpoenas, court orders | Osher Mevin, Inc., 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, Delaware 19958, with a copy to legal@messagedomains.us |
| Preservation requests | legal@messagedomains.us |
| Emergencies involving a risk of death or serious injury | legal@messagedomains.us with “EMERGENCY” in the subject |
| Copyright notices | See messagedomains.us/dmca |
| Complaints about content | messagedomains.us/report |
3. What we do
- Acknowledgment. We confirm receipt within 24 hours.
- Preservation. On receipt we place the records concerned on legal hold so that nothing is deleted.
- Disclosure. We disclose information only in response to valid legal process, and only what it requires. Unless the law or the process forbids it, we tell the affected buyer first.
- Emergencies. On a credible emergency request we may take an address offline at once and verify afterwards. We never put an address back online because of such a request.
- Filed proceedings about an address. If a lawsuit, domain dispute, arbitration or government inquiry is formally filed about an address, we end that lease within 48 hours and tell the filing party that the hostname has been withdrawn. We do not take part in the proceeding.
4. What we hold
Account email and display name; declarations and verification results (not ID images); lease, payment and refund records; page versions and redirect-target snapshots; compliance decisions; complaint and notice records; daily visit totals per address. We do not hold visitors’ IP addresses in readable form.
5. Transparency
We publish each quarter the number of legal requests, emergency takedowns and exits after formal proceedings, by kind of requester. We do not publish individual cases.