By accepting the domain push, he agrees to the agreement.
Bullshit.
Did you used to be a legal advisor to kidnappers?
Bullshit.
Did you used to be a legal advisor to kidnappers?
Haha, yes, "When you accepted the kids back, you agreed to the following agreement automatically."Bullshit.
Did you used to be a legal advisor to kidnappers?
Haha, yes, "When you accepted the kids back, you agreed to the following agreement automatically."
No matter what. The agreement has been accepted and the domain has been pushed. That's all I have to say.
You can't even keep your word in this post!
Peace,
Dan
To be clear. I did not hijack his domain. I was stupid enough to use a shady service.
So what is the problem to post the link of this scam services here so other people can avoid?
I think you're done here as I am not too sure who would want to do business with you anymore? May be Adam will have a long term solution for you!
I still don't see how you intend to prove that Donnacha accepted the agreement if someone else went to the site and got the codes without his personal knowledge and just sent to him.It's not under duress, fraud or undue influence. It was up to Donnacha's own discretion to accept it or not.
I still don't see how you intend to prove that Donnacha accepted the agreement if someone else went to the site and got the codes without his personal knowledge and just sent to him.
After following this thread all the time from the beginning, there are still some things I don't get.... This "magical service".. the way it appears to me, not at all unlikely, is that it's controlled by AlienGG, and possibly even created by him.. how is he able to find it if it keeps changing IP, and DNS doesn't resolve, unless he knows it, because it's his?
Is it possible to tie that to him somehow?
And would it be possible to somehow test to see if it does what he says? (But even if it does, he had time to develop it after this started, so it wouldn't prove anything...)
I will probably get some kind of answer from AlienGG, but since his credibility is zero it doesn't matter.
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It's not under duress, fraud or undue influence. It was up to Donnacha's own discretion to accept it or not.
Given an objective, manifestation of mutual assent, the issue remains as to whether the offer or acceptance was subjectively (at a personal level) an act of free will.
If the objective manifestation of mutual assent was not an act of free will, the party to the contract not exercising free will may have the right to rescind (abrogate) that which objectively appeared to be a contract.
If it was a kidnapping, every cop in the world will let you demand to anything you want, but in the end, the cuffs are still going on.
In order for Donnacha to retrieve what is rightfully his to begin with, he has to agree to an agreement, which is not of his free will. It is his, and to expect him to sign an agreement, is in essence to coerce him to agree to something in order for him to retreive something which he already owns by law.
It is his, and to expect him to sign an agreement, is in essence to coerce him to agree to something in order for him to retreive something which he already owns by law.
Look, I'm not trying to be a jerk here.
He's the only one had knowledge and access to the link.