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Originally Posted by SmutGiant
I just got this e-mail from WildWestDomains, GoDaddy's reseller corp. Apparently I'm being sued by Manwin for trademark infringement for a domain I don't even own, and is not even held with GoDaddy.
"This email is to inform you that Wild West Domains, LLC has received a properly formatted subpoena for documents in the following civil action: Manwin Licensing International S.a.r.l. v Does issued by the United States District Court for the District of Arizona, Civil Action No. CV-2013-5913 JAK (CWx). Our response to this subpoena may require us to disclose some of your personally identifiable information. Therefore, we are providing this notice as a courtesy to give you an opportunity to object to the subpoena. The only way to object to a properly filed subpoena is by filing an objection with the court in which the matter is pending. If you intend on filing an objection, please let us know within 3 business days. If we do not receive an objection notice indicating that you have filed or will be filing an objection, we will continue with producing the documents requested and may charge your account according to our registration agreement. Should you require additional time within which to file your objection with the court, please let us know.
In order to obtain further information related to the pending litigation or a copy of the subpoena, you may contact counsel for the requesting party as follows:
Emily F. Evitt
Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLC
11377 W. Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064
310.312.2000 Telephone"
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Last year, I received something like that and it was due to an error from the attorney, not GoDaddy. Attorneys get sloppy when they submit cases against multiple does. It turned out they intended to go after the former registrant for a non-trademark issue, which is why they didn't have issue with me.