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Live Cam Network - three very generic words (like Porn and Nerd) so very hard to trademark. Plus we are talking about a White Label here. Weren't they (white labels) penalized by Google? So what SERPs value can the domain have? Oh - and it's a dot net, not even a dot com. Quote:
To me (call me crazy) it's all about the revenue lost. Can it be replaced or replicated with a similar, new domain? Just saying a lot of drama over a domain that's not unique at all. But hey, best of luck to everyone involved and I hope it all works out. :thumbsup |
so much discussion over worthless domain :)
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1) Bad faith registration 2) New registrant immediately contacted previous owner to sell at obscenely higher rate 3) New registrant knew the history of the .come version of the name, and the owner if the domain via this forum. 4) New registrant publicly admitted here that he buys and sells domains for profit and that he's not going to develop the domain. |
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But if we're talking litigation and legal fees....see what I mean? It's a cost/benefit analysis type of thing for me. |
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count the losses, it is not much. And focus on something new. That domain was keeping you from going forward, see this as the moment to move on. |
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I'm not going to get into this argument over right and wrong, but since I think Chris Butler is a drizzling bag of shit I will say this...I have been told that the reason he is on here posting every day and is more coherent than he has been in the past is because he is on house arrest/probation at his parent's house in Van Wert, Ohio, and he is only coherent because he has to take regular piss tests or have his probation violated. You could do a search on here and find his parent's address. A simple GFY search would show his long history of scamming money, everything from money transfer scams to his bread and butter scam, taking money for blogposts/links/work that he never provides. I'm sure his probation officer in Van Wert Ohio would love to know his fraudulent history...
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Lol, he's been banned over 30 times and keeps coming back, that won't do any good. The mods finally just disappeared and allowed him to stay, even though they've known for several months. Bladewire you have called just about everyone here a "fake nick" at one time or the other, yet you "like the contributions" of one of gfy's most prolific scammers and the king of fake nicks. You are either incredibly naive or operate with a complete set of double standards. |
Fiddy cam domains!
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Mark, I'm actually going to give you a name of these attorneys that went after me. They are young and fucking sue crazy and will probably work for you off contingency. |
Mark clear out your inbox.
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Why he stopped using it for that site is only answerable by him. Perhaps your threat to tell all cam sponsors to drop him worked? Maybe he researched cybersquatting and infringements. Search and ye shall find. (I registered all tld variations of my main domain. I’d trademarked the magazine name and domain name with words such as “websites, magazines, blogs, TGPs, Usenet groups” and more. They can use the name only if not promoting my niche Some fuckwit grabbed the dot net and threw up pages for my competition. He was earning off my name by flooding page ends with my domain/magazine name before Google began looking for that. A customer was a lawyer and filed free of charge. Trademark infringement, domain something, defamation... I don’t remember all the charges. He forfeited the domain, paid around $20k, and was prohibited from promoting his sites by using my domain/magazine name to get higher search engine rankings. It was aggravating as he’d previously joined my paysite and stolen content for his own paysite. He was sued, I won, $$$$ and his domain taken down. We had a history and he again tried to screw me over. He switched niche and I notified his new sponsors to watch his content and ads. I learned a lesson then to register all variations of my domain. It’s easier to drop $10/year per site than go through this shit with time loss, money loss, fear of retribution plus damage control (“Pam I paid $24.95 to join your site and it is gone. Pay me back or I’ll tell everyone your (sic) a thief.”) A trademark and/or copyright protects you, but $9.99/year per domain.tld is cheaper than spending time and money to get things taken down. Be proactive. Take the domain registration costs as a tax deduction for “insurance” because, technically, it is. (Not tax advice. Ask a tax professional.”) |
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Don't lie to Bladewire or anywhere else here on GFY. You didn't buy *my* domain to use for business. You bought it to try to sell to one of my employees, or back to me for a huge profit for yourself. It was only after I told you that I wouldn't pay your ransom, did you threaten to "develop" it on your own. And I have your emails to prove it. |
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You are 100% right in everything you are saying above, but still. "LiveCamNetwork" is my name and product that I and my programmers developed, and that alot of people have contributed to over the years. "TheDynasty" may be happy that he's hurting me somehow but he's forgetting who else he is hurting and dismissing. Quote:
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And before you call me a Grammer Nazi, I never said shit about "its". |
Good luck with the both of you.
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Fagdog has a queer standing with everyone here, including his dog. Shame |
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If I registered something like that and someone contacted me (or replied back) with legit proof that it was a mistake letting it drop, I would have given it back and spent 0 time developing it, even throwing a whitelabel on it.
I think there's more to business than quick sales. I would have definitely done whatever I could to get a business partnership with Mark. I don't know about the cybersquatting rules / laws. But if the domain isn't actually a branded or protected in some way, I guess someone can just register a dropped domain. It's really up to him how he wants to proceed. Give it back and take a partnership or do some biz (can easily benefit you more than the asking price of $2500). Or sell it or keep trying to sell it, and risk a lawyer coming at you. I'm definitely not trying to say do this or do that, but hands down, working together surely has its benefits. Especially if it's a member of GFY. Good people are sometimes hard to come by. I love this place though I met so many good reps, hosts, fellow webmasters. Anyway to either party I hope this gets figured out. |
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So all-in-all Dynasty wont make anything particular from the stunt and another enemy in the book that could have been the opposite. I hope you get it back Mark and if you in the end don't, just try and accept the situation. |
wow. you have hit rock bottom
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fuck the .org is regged too
must be a squatter and/or a scammer |
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Fat Panda used to be cool, now he's just a negative hater. Sad
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:) sarettah: Make some room in your PM! |
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