Registrars automatically lock domains when you buy them. Your domain hasn't been updated for a month according to whois. Go into your namecheap console, unlock it, and delete it now! Hurry! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

wish it was that easy, i can not delete it at al. NC has locked the domain, if i log in it says so.
Detail: they only did so after i asked about the domain dispute...
If ever, next time i indeed will just delete it!

Has been hell with customer service, and their legal deb. takes 2 days, not the promised 2 hours...

Putain! Merde! :disgust

Some friend asked me what the longest possible ttl for dns is and suggested to 301 it to a goatsie until i have finished this shizzle;
:321GFY

goramn can not change ttl in NC panel...

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:thumbsup

I think the domains are automatically locked when the registrar receives word of a dispute from WIPO.

I would move to terminate the case through voluntary transfer and I wouldn't provide any details about why you registered the domain or why you are giving it up.

So what happened?

Just checked and no change

ChatRoulettes.co WHOIS, DNS, & Domain Info - DomainTools

Solid advice from Bladewire in this thread :thumbsup

This shit is why you never cop off other peoples names and ideas... Be unique!

Update:

I replied, and the WIPO has given 30 days to come to a settlement agreement.

I got the standard WIPO settlement mailed, from the firm representing the russian dude, and in my reply i send my own proposal settlement agreement, so separate from the WIPO one, because it was mentioned in the WIPO settlement.
And they didnt send one.

In short; to safe you from formal legal writing style:
it said we want to settle, no one is to blame/admits guild, we are all done, i will not register any domain with his website name in it, and he wont try to sue me afterwards.

Of course that they didn't want to sign. Maybe my letter was unexpected? Took them long to answer..
So i made it a bit simpler and resend, expect an answer asap.

Just want them to agree to leave it with me handing over domain. To be sure.
I won't bug them in any way, i told them i have no intention in crossing paths with them ever again.

They will get the domain.

Agree on the first part!

Second partly; i honestly had never heard of his website, not strange since he has only a few hunderd visitors a day. Let alone of his trademark of his name.
But i agree on the second part! :winkwink:

Smut-talk, would you mind getting in touch with me directly at: alex AT nalem DOT com

Thanks!

do the right thing.

inner me : buy 100 more cheap ass tlds with same domain name and let him spend $1500 for each domain.

:winkwink:

Did so, but you could have mailed me... see sig.

Email received and replied to. On my mobile, it didnt appear. Now on desktop I see it.

FYI: WHOIS privacy is really just for basic spam protection, to stop scrapers bulk copying your details. It doesn't provide any legal protection, nor does it necessarily mean your details will remain private. Some registrars do clearly tell you in their T&C that they will release your details if there's a complaint, but otherwise, most people just assume that WHOIS privacy offers more than it does.

Did the complaint get resolved?

You need to go back to school. Either your math sucks or your reading comprehension does. He gets 260,000 monthly uniques. Alexa ranks his site among the top 14,000 most popular sites in the world.

You blame the guy for being a trademark troll, but you are the one who is 100% in the wrong for registering a domain containing his exact trademark and using it to sell the same class of goods that he offers. You are the classic definition of a cybersquatter and give legitimate domain speculators and investors a bad reputation.

There used to be an easier way to rank for typos by just including them on the page. Doubt that works anymore though.

You are right on that, i did misread that!

On the other comments:
As i stated, you clearly didn't read up, i didn't know about his trademarks, it was not his exact trademark and I doubt anybody checks ANY trademarks before registering any domain...
Also as can be seen in the previous posts, he is also going after domains that are CLEARLY non related to his site, and on top of that, why wait so many years..

Clearly I did not "sell the same class of goods that he offers"! his site is not adult, not Wordpress, nor did my site look like his at all.
Mine was also a non-indexed, non-listed simple test site.
Apparently with him being the main visitor.

If I was you i would read up on the classic definition of a cybersquatter...
Since you make clueless not stated accusations.
To follow up on this: I never bought it just for selling it.
And am certainly not a domain speculator, neither do i want to be one! :disgust
And on your last remark; how the F could i give legitimate domain speculators and investors a bad reputation, as i am non of the both and specially as there is no such thing...

:2 cents:


I smell buthurt; is there poo?

:thumbsup I noticed that now also... all it takes is a complaint to lift it.

Waiting on WIPO for the settlement to be approved.
Than I have to give them the domain, they don't want me to delete it,
only possible conclusion must be desperation to get traffic to his dying website. :winkwink:

:pimp

If i was to take all "advice" i get... :helpme

I could have said no, would have cost him more money too..
But makes no sense; maybe if your some rich pimp having a big shot lawyer..
I just want to get this over with.

Youtube did lost from youporn...

They got the domain, i signed the settlement;
They didn't want to sign/discuss any settlement agreement.
This also means they got $500 back of the 1500 a wipo complaint costs.

:Oh crap