Hey All,
I've got a client who is on TV regularly and has had her fullname.com registered in bad faith and parked. She is currently using fullname1.com as her website but I'm not too fond of it. To give you an idea of popularity, overture shows 5000 searches on her name in March.
What is the best route for getting the domain back? Obviously a UDRP would get it done, but is there a most popular order-of-operations for these things? I'm hesitant to contact the registrant without having a battle plan. Some ideas:
1. Contact the registrant and offer to buy the domain and do it if cheap enough (not likely).
2. Contact the registrant with a threat to file UDRP if the domain isn't transfered.
3. Pay a lawyer to contact the registrant with lots of legal jargon.
I've got some more questions I could ask, but if anyone has some general advice before I get down to specifics that would be great, thanks.
I've got a client who is on TV regularly and has had her fullname.com registered in bad faith and parked. She is currently using fullname1.com as her website but I'm not too fond of it. To give you an idea of popularity, overture shows 5000 searches on her name in March.
What is the best route for getting the domain back? Obviously a UDRP would get it done, but is there a most popular order-of-operations for these things? I'm hesitant to contact the registrant without having a battle plan. Some ideas:
1. Contact the registrant and offer to buy the domain and do it if cheap enough (not likely).
2. Contact the registrant with a threat to file UDRP if the domain isn't transfered.
3. Pay a lawyer to contact the registrant with lots of legal jargon.
I've got some more questions I could ask, but if anyone has some general advice before I get down to specifics that would be great, thanks.