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Originally Posted by d00t
i would rather it not get to this point...
from what i have read a lot of companies will fight all they can purely on principles.
there is an anti-cybersquatting law in USA which allows companies to go after the cybersquatter ........ *gets worried*
i was thinking maybe emailing them a "complaint letter" posing as a "customer" informing that their site..BLAH.COM was not working... perhaps sparking some interest to higher levels of management...
any more ideas would be appreciated... i have a LOT of these domains in my scope.......... =)
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Dude you are so fucked! The $8.95 you spent to register it is going to cost you. However, there is always a solution that makes both parties happy. This is what you need to do. Establish a website based on the domain name that has absolutely nothing to do with the company in question. I don't care if you have to reach deep within your asshole to come up with something but do it fast. For example, say the company is cbs.com, start a website that is cbs.com and have content for Cock, Bitches and Sluts. If its ACDelco.com have content for Ass Cocks Dildos Enemas Lactating Cum Orifices. Needless to say you have to protect yourself so you are not cybersquatting.
In the end if they litigate they may well win. If they do threaten to sue you ask them what would be a means of stopping any and all litigation. You don't want to be the next
www.nissan.com. LOL. Maybe after you get a website hooked up at the domain at the top of the page say this domain is for sale.
Anyway, just my
