Ouch.com (for sell or reselling)

[LewR]

Originally posted by TopNames.com


I think Attiio could be held responsible if he gave the domain to the wrong party. I think he has to hold it or risk being sued by the true owner...I'm not a lawyer, so maybe one can comment here about Attillio's legal responsibilities.

Let's mention his moral responsibility - maybe more important!?!?!

 

[opencg]

I continued with the deal and atillio did not send domainp any funds whatsoever I sent funds now the domain is sitting in wonderland with phone numbers thats not working he is taking some speculation and ruined his deal of ever possibly owning the domain in the future he broke all business man rules on this aquisition and he needs to transfer the name to me as soon as his phone begin working!!!!

Originally posted by opencg
do you realize what you just said moron?
you said i know the domain was stolen I never bought a stolen domain then you said fradulent purchase I said when I do a whois search and your the owner and your emailing from that account in whois then I will decide if I should buy or not domainp had full control over the domain and everything was correct for domainp whois info no need for me to speculate like atillio or you
thats why i continued with the deal do you understand me now!

 

[jberryhill]

"Whew! That's where we're at."

I still don't know where we are here. Everyone is saying that Atillio controls the domain name. If I look at the whois right now, it appears to be registered to Domainp.

One fact that everyone seems to agree upon (except the whois) is that Atillio currently controls a domain name that he didn't pay for. Having this control, Atillio has assumed the role of a court of equity, and has stated that he will decide what to do with the domain name when his standards of evidence, whatever they are, are satisfied. I can understand the sentiment, but I'm not convinced that it is a good idea to get into the business of doing good by stealing things from thieves in order to return the things they've stolen to their "rightful" owners (as determined by one's personal sense of what is "right").

Now, if this domain name is under Atillio's control, the idea (as I understand this mess) that opencg can wander in and pay domainp $3,000 and then demand that Atillio turn over the domain name to opencg is, to put it mildly, absurd. This is something of a mess, but it is crystal clear that Atillio is not obligated to opencg for anything.

If Atillio wants to keep the domain name, then he should comply with his agreement to pay the $3,000 to whomever he got it from. If he does not want to keep the domain name, then he should return it to whomever he got it from. If a prior eBay seller claims that he was stiffed, then that prior eBay seller should pursue the remedies available to him.

 

[Spider]

It is pointless trying to explain anything to you. I will let someone else finish you off because you are starting to give me a headache.

 

[Donna Mahony]

OPENCG: I CAN TRANSFER IT TO YOU RIGHT NOW
But my buyer (guy from mexico, Attelio) isn't giving it back to me!
Can you please help me?

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opencg...the above was posted by domainp before you sent him your email address so you knew he did not have control of the domain.

 

[Spider]

John, so you think Atillo should give the domain back to domainp and wash his hands of this matter? As easy as that sounds, it just doesn't seem like the right move to me.

 

[opencg]

I and domainp been negotiating to PM all this time and I will post that also

Originally posted by winfreecash
OPENCG: I CAN TRANSFER IT TO YOU RIGHT NOW
But my buyer (guy from mexico, Attelio) isn't giving it back to me!
Can you please help me?

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opencg...the above was posted by domainp before you sent him your email address so you knew he did not have control of the domain.

 

[fmmp]

I'd posted that fact winfreecash, opencg is not listening. He posted email address on page 5 which means he had 5 pages to figure out that something was fishy.

As the lawyer stated opencg which I also said Atillio does not have to transfer the domain to you but he will have alot to read whenever he logs on. Let Attillio have a great day before he receives a headache from all of this mess.

 

[opencg]

whats your point jh3 regardless of who hands the domain is in if it was taken the registar would then return the domain to the original owners so this case you decide king of morons!

Originally posted by jh3
John, so you think Atillo should give the domain back to domainp and wash his hands of this matter? As easy as that sounds, it just doesn't seem like the right move to me.

 

[LewR]

Originally posted by jberryhill
"Whew! That's where we're at."

I can understand the sentiment, but I'm not convinced that it is a good idea to get into the business of doing good by stealing things from thieves in order to return the things they've stolen to their "rightful" owners (as determined by one's personal sense of what is "right").

1) Attillo did not steal the name
2) If people never got involved, the crooks would always win
3) What is right here is not a far fetched "personal sense of what is right".
4) I wish more poeple had stamina to wait out the storm to decide what is the right thing to do.

 

[Spider]

Bob, can I please go back to personal attacks?

 

[Jack Gordon]

If I was Attillo I would print out this entire thread and bring it, along with the account info for the domain (in its own account) to the FBI and l would let them sort it all out.

 

[strongvis]

the fbi ?... they're going to be bothered with something like this?
chasing ghosts in different countries and all that fun stuff. Attilio isnt even from the US from what I understand so that would be hard for him to do.

 

[DomainOgre]

IP or no IP there has to be a connection between Domain P and OpenCG. Friend maybe?

The way he came to rescue Domain P was no coincidence. It lacked anything close to business judgement. Thus, it appears to me to be calculated.

 

[opencg]

the connection is we been PMing each other before this mess happen then atillio comes to the rescue.

Originally posted by DomainOgre
IP or no IP there has to be a connection between Domain P and OpenCG. Friend maybe?

The way he came to rescue Domain P was no coincidence. It lacked anything close to business judgement. Thus, it appears to me to be calculated.

 

[aguss]

this case is too small for the FBI... i think we can forget about them.....

opencq ... before everything gets really messy, why dont u try to get your money back from DomainP?
If he is a good man he will sure give your money back and wait until things get cleared up.....

 

[DomainOgre]

Well, thats enough playing Sherlock Holmes for me:cheeky: I have to get back to the business of making money.

I hope this matter gets resolved quickly and the rightful owner gets the name back.

 

[izoot]

OK....Wheres the original owner??? Why isn't he being more vocal about this? If I was ripped off for 7500$ or whatever the name sold for on ebay...I was be screaming my a** off. Its alittle odd he's so quiet....Alan Please more info.

How bout some more info from the original holder as to what happened there and then move on to where it is now? IF he never got the original check...does that not still make him owner?

As to anyone questioning atillio's integrity.... there is no question what so ever of his integrity, We should have as much as him. Anyone that knows atillio will say the same.

opencg....as to your purchasing this name, why you would put yourself in the middle, this is insane. Domainp was not the owner anymore to sell the name to you, he sold it to attilio he was just waiting on payment.

So your deal means nothing unless Attilio decides to pass on the deal....until then he is the buyer not you. The idea that you would send 3 k to a questionable stranger shows a lack of good judgement on your part.

Man this thread is better than reality TV! Who needs cable tv.

 

[Zoobar]

Originally posted by jberryhill
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If Atillio wants to keep the domain name, then he should comply with his agreement to pay the $3,000 to whomever he got it from. If he does not want to keep the domain name, then he should return it to whomever he got it from.

I agree with John, its in Atilliio's best interest to do this.

 

[opencg]

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now you tell me whois the real owner is this domain is payed for atillio needs to transfer now!