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The score at the bottom of the article is hilarious. I used to own a Maxima and I would always go to Nissan.com only to find a semi-funciotnal "computer" repai
by joeblau 11y ago
The score at the bottom of the article is hilarious. I used to own a Maxima and I would always go to Nissan.com only to find a semi-funciotnal "computer" repair shop. It was extremely frustrating, but the sites main goal right now is is to bring light to the lawsuit that the owner is going against. I don't even know if anyone even makes any transactions on Nissan.com.
- jessriedel 11y agoIf anyone's curious: http://nissan.com/ http://nissan.com/
- Tempest1981 11y agoTheir website really undermines their cause. The 80s called, and want their BLINK tag back!
- zeveb 11y agoI could swear that I remember a time when nissan.com had more stuff (ah, here we go: https://web.archive.org/web/19961221205004/http://www.nissan.com/ https://web.archive.org/web/19961221205004/http://www.nissan...). He's not a domain squatter; he owns a legitimate business and got nissan.com fair and square. I imagine that at this point he's been driven half-mad by Nissan Motor Company's legal harassment. I really, really hope that a judge delivers the car company the smackdown it so richly deserves.
- blisterpeanuts 11y agoWhy not just sell them the domain? Is the car company not interested in simply paying him a couple million for it? Or is he demanding something ridiculous like $50 million? It would be interesting to know the inside scoop.
- bradbatt 11y agoI wonder if they ever tried to buy it, or if they were straight to threatening him with legal action.