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I would like the same thing for international domain dispute process. I believe currently it's a $1000 non-refundable fee to submit a domain claim, e.g. you be
by loceng 3y ago
I would like the same thing for international domain dispute process.
I believe currently it's a $1000 non-refundable fee to submit a domain claim, e.g. you believe someone else acquired a domain knowing you owned the copyright, and then try to take it from you without having to buy it from you - whether it is or isn't for sale.
$1000 cost + cost of whatever a bad-unethical lawyer charges to try to steal a domain doesn't cover the costs of time spent of the person you're falsely accusing - regardless if they hired a lawyer to get a proper legal defense - making their unrecoverable costs even higher - a claim submitted with no evidence, stuffed with repeated non-sense garbage that should have automatically been denied.
If I wasn't dealing with other shit then I would have filed a complaint against the lawyer in the European country who initiated the wrongful claim-attack-theft attempt.
- andersa 3y agoWait, what? Domains can be stolen?
- nadermx 3y agoIn some very special cases, yes, https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Sex-com-A-URL-All-Crime-And-No-Sex-3306551.php https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Sex-com-A-URL-All-Crime-.... But I assume parent comment is referring to reverse domain hijacking, which is a UDRP process, related to trademark not copyright.
- loceng 3y agoRight, I misspoke saying copyright.