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There is a official procedure that companies can use to dispute the domain name if you're trying to hustle them that costs them about $1000-2500. I forget what
by anand 18y ago
There is a official procedure that companies can use to dispute the domain name if you're trying to hustle them that costs them about $1000-2500. I forget what its called but if you look at past cases you'll see a lot of people trying to hustle corporations and the decisions handed down. I think if Bellog thinks they can win (very possible) they would price you according to that figure.
http://www.livecurrent.com/ http://www.livecurrent.com/ is a pro-Domain Squatter. They may be able to help
- SwellJoe 18y agoIf, as the OP states, he's already been sued--and come out the other side unscathed, then he's in a far stronger bargaining position. And it suggests that there probably isn't a strong case to be made for the official procedures to be workable for them, and they may have already tried it and failed. I suspect they didn't sue first--that's a very big weapon to fire as an opening salvo. Though, I guess it does happen.
- wehriam 18y agoThat's correct. My understanding is that the company has been unable to win in court.