- Then we share the same opinion. For the sake of argument, accept my competency. The reason I have posted is that I have paid a lot of money for the domain.
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- Then we share the same opinion. For the sake of argument, accept my competency. The reason I have posted is that I have paid a lot of money for the domain.
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If a lot of money was involved please arrange a consultation with a solicitor for the sake of a couple of hundred pounds. Adlex Solicitors and Emily Taylor are two that spring to my mind, just to be sure that they share the belief that you have little to be concerned about.
If a lot of money was involved please arrange a consultation with a solicitor for the sake of a couple of hundred pounds. Adlex Solicitors and Emily Taylor are two that spring to my mind, just to be sure that they share the belief that you have little to be concerned about.
Will look into this. TBH I am expecting the Nominet Expert to review it deny the transfer they are requesting.
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Okay. How far through the DRS process is it?
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Surely from the sounds of it the previous registrant has caused the issue by way of splitting the domain whilst in negotiations with the new buyer.
If you happened to lose, I'd be taking action against him for your money back and maybe they should be going after him too.
If you happened to lose, I'd be taking action against him for your money back and maybe they should be going after him too.
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Forgive me, I'm not experienced with this stuff so this is interesting reading for me, one thing I don't get is the above. How could you be inspired to compete when you owned the .uk a month before they had purchased the other domains ? You had no knowledge of their existence at surely ?
If your site is ranking higher, has been online longer and was registered first..........wouldnt it make sense to counter claim against their domains ? Is that even possible ?
Or is the above statement just what they've said to try and swing the ball into their court ?
I registered my domain before them, but they have been online with a website longer than me. Yes the above statement is their attempt to swing the ball towards them.
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