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This is one of those DIY "legal hacks" that never works out in the real world. Like when you try to stand up "my dog ate my homework" in Ms Beasley's class. "Yo
by always_good 10y ago
This is one of those DIY "legal hacks" that never works out in the real world. Like when you try to stand up "my dog ate my homework" in Ms Beasley's class. "You see, Ms Beasley, technically I did my homework, it's just in my dog's gut!" Got'em!
What happens when they get a phishing customer?
How are they going to get around defacto ownership?
When has asset protection through redirection ever stood up in court?
- alexkon 10y agoTheir scheme protects the identity of the real domain owner, not necessarily the domain itself. They imply that the law enforcement wouldn’t be able to find the real owner and bring them to court.