Waging war against cybersquatting

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And in my case

I purchased a domain intending to set up a real estate site, got part way in the development and was offered a challenging job which I believe in and love. I didnt even think that my chosen name was also used by a national hardware outlet. I now receive several emails a week intended for them. I have responded to literally thousands of them, urging that the outlet swap a new domain of my choosing for the one I have. No profit, just cost for cost. Nada ...zilch response. I have emailed the true address of intended recipients with this offer. Nothing. Now I just delete the emails. I guess this means I am now a villian or will be as soon as this national outlet reads this article and decides to be a bully. Bully for the war on cybersquatting!

Posted by: leigh@...   Posted on: 08/15/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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