> Most of those restaurant owners probably won't know what's going on, or who to ask to have the domain transferred to them, or that they could even ask. That'

> Most of those restaurant owners probably won't know what's going on, or who to ask to have the domain transferred to them, or that they could even ask. That's assuming you don't have to hire a lawyer to send a strongly-worded letter to them. Given the thin margins many restaurants operate under, it would be easier for many places to not bother, especially since GrubHub relays the orders, so even if the order goes to the wrong address they still get their money.